Supreme Court Reviews Trump Tariffs, National Guard Deployment Lawsuit

President Donald Trump is facing multiple legal setbacks as courts challenge various aspects of his administration's policies and actions. A federal judge ruled that Trump's broad trade tariffs were illegal, and the U.S. Supreme Court is set to review these tariffs along with other legal challenges. Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops in Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles has been ruled illegal under laws limiting military involvement in domestic law enforcement, prompting lawsuits from local governments that describe these actions as involuntary military occupations. Additionally, a federal court overturned Trump’s cuts to Harvard University funding, finding the administration's actions violated federal law and were ideologically motivated. Trump has also encountered judicial resistance concerning his use of the Alien Enemies Act in immigration enforcement and attempts to deport Venezuelan migrants, with courts restricting the scope of his authority. These rulings collectively underscore the judicial system’s role in curbing what many view as Trump's overreach of executive power.