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Democratic attorneys general are actively opposing Trump's efforts to deploy federal troops and invoke the Insurrection Act, using court injunctions and public messaging to counter what they see as politically motivated and legally unfounded actions by the Trump administration, which is also facing legal challenges in courts and on the public stage.
Since the Supreme Court's June ruling that limited nationwide injunctions, more courts have issued blocks on Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship, demonstrating ongoing judicial resistance and the complex legal battle over the policy's constitutionality.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to limit the scope of nationwide injunctions, allowing the Trump administration to proceed with its plan to end automatic birthright citizenship in certain states, though the policy remains blocked in some areas and the legal merits are yet to be addressed.
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear Starbucks's appeal of a decision to reinstate seven terminated employees involved in a union drive, sparking a broader debate on the proper standard for court injunctions requested by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) during labor disputes. The case has implications for labor organizing and has divided federal appeals courts on the standard the NLRB must meet to receive such orders. The outcome could have significant consequences for employers nationwide, and the case is likely to be decided by the end of June.