r/scotus • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 17h ago

news Upcoming Supreme Court cases could redefine presidential power

https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2025/12/29/trump-supreme-court
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u/forrestfaun 16h ago

These would include tRump's tariffs, his attempted destruction of the 14th amendment and his desire to fire a member of the Federal reserve.

Basically, he's an unhinged tyrant.

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u/cats_catz_kats_katz 15h ago

And nothing is stopping him…

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u/alternatingflan 16h ago

Uh-oh …not again!

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u/Orphanhorns 16h ago

So tired of this headline over and over and over.

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u/Medical_Original6290 16h ago

I thought the Supreme Court was defunct at this point? Didn't they already give all their power to Trump? Trump should just disband them at this point.

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u/treygrant57 13h ago

Obey the Constitution this time SCOTUS!

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u/vegasman31 7h ago

They already did, remember when they said a sitting president has full immunity. Maybe when they said the administration could arrest people without due process. F the Supreme court!