Following a Supreme Court ruling limiting lower courts' use of nationwide injunctions, President Trump lamented that he had faced more of these injunctions in six months than in the entire 20th century. The ruling could be seen as an expansion of presidential power, praised by conservatives for curbing judicial activism. Jen Psaki criticized the ruling as a concession to Trump, emphasizing that lower courts have been the primary check on his authority amid claims of autocracy, marking a profound struggle for executive constraints throughout his presidency.
Trump remarked that he's faced more nationwide injunctions in his first six months than were issued in the entire 20th century, showcasing the unprecedented obstacles his administration has encountered.
Psaki criticized the Supreme Court's decision as a betrayal of checks and balances, arguing that the lower courts represent the last defense against Trump's overreach and authoritarian tendencies.
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