‘I don’t think Trump read the ruling’: Fmr. DOJ official on Trump claiming 'GIANT WIN' from SCOTUS

Supreme Court Ruling Impact - The Supreme Court ruled that federal judges can no longer issue nationwide injunctions blocking executive orders deemed unconstitutional [1] - This decision is seen as a victory for Trump, potentially expanding presidential power [1] - The ruling limits the ability of lower courts to check aggressive executive branch actions [2] Legal Analysis - One perspective suggests the reaction to the ruling is an overreaction, arguing nationwide injunction cases are relatively recent [3][4] - An alternative vehicle, rule 23b2 of the federal rules of civil procedure, allows class actions against illegalities affecting many people [5] - It's predicted that nationwide class actions will be certified quickly, potentially negating the impact of the Supreme Court ruling [6] - Concerns exist that class actions are more complicated and may require more effort and cost for individuals to redress grievances [7] Potential Consequences - President Trump believes the decision allows him to proceed with numerous policies, including ending birthright citizenship and sanctuary city funding [10][11] - There are concerns that the ruling could hinder the immediate halting of executive actions causing irreparable harm [12] - Certifying class actions takes time, potentially delaying responses to future unconstitutional actions by the executive branch [13][14]