Supreme Court's Crossroads: A Legal Showdown on Trump's Executive Orders
The U.S. Supreme Court has been actively addressing various challenges to executive orders enacted by President Donald Trump since his return to office. Key cases involve deportations, birthright citizenship restrictions, the transgender military ban, among others. Legal battles continue across lower courts as constitutional implications are debated.

The U.S. Supreme Court has recently been at the forefront of significant legal battles stemming from President Donald Trump's executive orders since he assumed office in January. These cases span a wide range of issues, including immigration, transgender military service, and citizenship rights.
One prominent case involves the court's decision to permit Trump's transgender military ban, allowing the discharge of current transgender troops and barring new recruits. Legal challenges are ongoing, with debates focusing on constitutional rights and equal protection under the law.
Additionally, the court is tackling Trump's efforts to limit birthright citizenship and deport Venezuelan migrants without due process, among other complex issues. These proceedings highlight ongoing legal and constitutional challenges that may return to the Supreme Court for further review.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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