In what is anticipated as one of the most eagerly-awaited cases that the Supreme Court will review since Trump took office, oral arguments in a lawsuit contesting President Donald Trump’s bid to terminate birthright citizenship will be heard next month.
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Trump Criticizes Fed Chair Jerome Powell, Says His ‘Termination Cannot Come Fast Enough’
President Donald Trump was critical of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Thursday, further intensifying his feud by posting a statement on social media saying, “Powell’s termination cannot come fast enough!”
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In a decisive affirmation of legal clarity, the United Kingdom’s Supreme Court unanimously ruled on Wednesday that biological males who identify as transgender women will not be legally recognized as women under the Equality Act.
Read More UK: Supreme Court Rules Biological Men Identifying As Trans Women Don’t Meet Legal Criteria For The Term ‘Woman’Bondi Criticizes ‘Detached From Reality’ Democrats For Pushing For Return Of Purported ‘MS-13 Member,’ Salvadoran National
Attorney General Pam Bondi criticized Democrats and the mainstream media for their continued outrage over the deportation of illegal alien Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged member of the MS-13 gang and a Salvadoran national, to a mega prison in El Salvador last month — telling Jesse Watters of Fox News that “we [don’t] want him back.”
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Read More SCOTUS Rules In Favor Of DeportationsSCOTUS Upholds Legality Of Trump Admin’s Dismissal Of 16,000 Federal Employees
One of two lower court decisions blocking the Trump administration from terminating roughly 16,000 federal probationary employees was overturned by the Supreme Court on Tuesday — a win for the GOP administration.
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