Overview
- Ten cases remain on the Supreme Court’s docket as justices race to finish work before summer recess.
- Opinions scheduled for Thursday will address whether federal district judges can block policies nationwide through universal injunctions.
- The court will rule on whether President Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship can proceed after lower courts halted it across the country.
- Louisiana v. Callais will test whether a new map adding a second majority-Black district violates constitutional limits on racial gerrymandering.
- Remaining cases also include challenges to Texas’s website age-verification law, the structure of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force and patient rights under the Medicaid Act.