Supreme Court rules in favor of Trump on mass layoffs, reinforcing his judicial legacy.
The Supreme Court has once again delivered a decisive win for Donald Trump, solidifying his legacy as a president who reshaped the judiciary and left his political opponents scrambling for answers. In a case that should have been a straightforward application of the law, the court ruled in favor of Trump’s position regarding mass layoffs.
It’s become a pattern: Trump’s adversaries, armed with little more than wishful thinking and activist rhetoric, bring their grievances before hand-selected lower courts guaranteed to rule in their favor. The ruling has zilch to do with the Constitution, and naturally, gets overturned by a majority that respects the Constitution.
This latest decision is no exception.
The case centered on whether the Trump administration’s handling of mass layoffs during his tenure violated any statutory or constitutional protections. The answer from the court was a resounding “no.” The majority opinion, rooted in a clear-eyed reading of the law, made it plain that the left’s endless attempts to criminalize Trump’s every move are not only legally bankrupt but also politically tone-deaf.
The order overturns an injunction by Clinton-appointed Judge Susan Illston that blocked reductions in force (RIFs) across multiple federal agencies.
