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Texas reporter/#SCOTUS @csmonitor. England born, D.C. bred, Canadian buttered. gassh(at)csps(dot)com. DM for Signal #YNWA
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How this Supreme Court term empowered the president – and reined him in

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By Henry Gass Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
A deliberate, slow-moving institution like the U.S. Supreme Court measures time not in years or decades but in eras. In that context, the court’s recently concluded term will likely be remembered as one in which several long-term trends stopped being trends and became firm realities. Specifically, the court solidified a decades-long movement concentrating executive power under the president alone – amid a broadening of presidential power in other directions.
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Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to end birthright citizenship

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By Sarah Matusek, Henry Gass Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
Amid a national reckoning over who belongs in the United States, the nation’s highest court preserved the right to citizenship based on birth. The ruling rebukes part of President Donald Trump’s anti-immigration campaign that could have profoundly altered American identity. The Supreme Court on Tuesday affirmed that children born to immigrants here – no matter their status – are automatically considered U.S. citizens. The 6-3 decision in Trump v.
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Supreme Court expands presidential power – but keeps the Fed off-limits

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By Henry Gass Verified, Cameron Pugh Verified, Laurent Belsie Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday issued two landmark decisions that protected one agency’s independence from the president while stripping that protection from roughly two dozen other executive branch agencies. Neither of the rulings in Trump v. Cook and Trump v. Slaughter surprised court-watchers, but both represent significant decisions in the context of President Donald Trump’s efforts to push the boundaries of presidential power.
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