Judge Allison Burroughs — Cuts to Harvard Research Grants

“Used antisemitism as a smokescreen for a targeted, ideologically-motivated assault on this country’s premier universities.”

— Judge Burroughs condemning the administration’s termination of federal funding to Harvard as retaliation dressed in civil-rights rhetoric.

https://intelviews.substack.com/p/judges-stand-guard-the-courts-push?r=592wb1

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Judges Stand Guard: The Courts Push Back Against Overreach

As our national security and stability slowly gets taken from us, Judges stand up and fight for our rights and the rule of law.

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"International legal cases enhancing the scope of environmental protection"

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Anne Deysine, US law expert: ‘We are experiencing the dawn of a lawless society’ – Le Monde (English)

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Anne Deysine, US law expert: ‘We are experiencing the dawn of a lawless society’

In an interview, Anne Deysine, a US law specialist, explains that the US Supreme Court’s June 27 ruling would lead to institutional ‘chaos,’ as Trump is now able to keep changing US institutions and society through his executive orders, which are often illegal.

Interview by Pascal Riché, Published on July 1, 2025, at 3:00 am (Paris), 4 min read Lire en français

On Friday, June 27, the US Supreme Court limited the power of federal judges: They will no longer be able to suspend the application of executive orders through “universal injunctions.” The case concerned an executive order abolishing birthright citizenship, in violation of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.

Many legal challenges had been brought against the executive order, not only by 22 states, but also by migrant advocacy groups and several pregnant mothers who sought to protect the rights of their unborn children.

Anne Deysine, a legal expert and American studies specialist, emeritus professor at the University of Nanterre, says in an interview that the US Supreme Court’s decision will lead to chaos and threaten civil liberties.

Is the Supreme Court’s decision a political one?

It is certainly political. If the Trump administration requested the Supreme Court intervene urgently, it was not because it was seeking to defend the legality of the executive order ending automatic citizenship for any child born on US soil, but to ask the court to suspend so-called “universal” injunctions issued by federal judges in lower courts and upheld on appeal. Yet when many executive orders issued by the Biden administration – such as those mandating vaccinations, for example – were also suspended using the same type of universal injunctions, the court did nothing.

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Major Legal Cases & Lawsuits vs. Trump – A Summary as of June, 2025 (ChatGPT)

Here’s the revised, blog-ready summary of major federal legal cases since January 20, 2025, involving Trump, his administration, or associates—with docket info, court status, next steps, and direct links to court documents. Sources are major outlets and official filings.

🧑‍⚖️ U.S. Supreme Court – Shadow/Emergency Dockets

Trump v. J.G.G., et al.

  • Docket: 24A931
  • Court: U.S. Supreme Court (emergency); underlying: D.D.C. 1:25‑cv‑00766
  • Filed: Application March 28, 2025
  • Link: Supreme Court docket & filings: [supremecourt.gov 24A931] (supremecourt.gov, cbcfinc.org, supremecourt.gov)
  • Status: SCOTUS granted vacatur April 7, lifting D.C. TRO on Venezuelan deportations under the Alien Enemies Act; DC lower court has ongoing class-certification hearings. (supreme.justia.com)
  • Summary: Challenge to summary removals of Venezuelans labeled as “Alien Enemies.” SCOTUS ruled venue improper and required habeas venue to be Texas. (supreme.justia.com)

Trump v. Wilcox / Harris (agency removal)

  • Docket: 24A966
  • Court: U.S. Supreme Court (emergency)
  • Filed: May 22, 2025
  • Link: SCOTUS shadow docket listing 24A966 (via SCOTUSblog) (scotusblog.com)
  • Status: Emergency stay granted May 22; justices Kagan, Sotomayor & Jackson dissented. Full briefing pending. (scotusblog.com)
  • Summary: Dispute over Trump’s right to remove agency heads without cause, challenging statutory limits and agency independence.

Trump v. CASA, Washington, New Jersey (birthright citizenship)

  • Docket: 24A884 (shadow docket)
  • Court: U.S. Supreme Court (emergency); lower courts: D.N.J., W.D. Wash.
  • Filed: Emergency application unknown; argued May 15, 2025
  • Link: Legal analysis & docket – SCOTUSblog/emergency docket (gibsondunn.com, scotusblog.com, en.wikipedia.org)
  • Status: Oral arguments completed; SCOTUS decision expected by end of June.
  • Summary: Responds to injunctions blocking Trump’s EO denying birthright citizenship; SCOTUS evaluative approach to nationwide injunctions.

Department of Education Layoffs

  • Docket: 24A1203 (emergency docket)
  • Court: SCOTUS emergency; underlying: D. Mass.
  • Link: AP News outline of emergency docket (lists case) (apnews.com, scotusblog.com)
  • Status: SCOTUS partially stayed judge’s order reinstating ~1,400 employees; merits briefing pending. (apnews.com)
  • Summary: Legal tug-of-war over Trump administration’s mass layoffs; SCOTUS granted temporary stay.

Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) – FOIA & Social Security

  • Dockets: 24A1122 (FOIA), 24A1063 (SSA access)
  • Court: SCOTUS emergency; underlying: D. D.C.; D. Md.
  • Link: SCOTUSblog/emergency docket entries 24A1122 & 24A1063 (scotusblog.com, cbcfinc.org)
  • Status: Both stays granted June 6 over FOIA transparency and Social Security systems access.
  • Summary: CREW-led FOIA case demands DOGE documents; SSA case limits agency’s access to personal data.

⚖️ Federal District & Appellate Cases

National Urban League v. Trump

  • Docket: 1:25‑cv‑00471
  • Court: U.S. District Court, D.D.C.
  • Filed: February 19, 2025
  • Link: CourtListener docket page (apnews.com, courtlistener.com, cbcfinc.org)
  • Status: Plaintiffs filed PI motion; Fourth Circuit granted stay of injunction; D.C. stayed for briefing. (cbcfinc.org)
  • Summary: Nonprofits challenge EOs 14151/68/73 (DEIA ban), alleging First/Fifth Amendment violations. Preliminary injunction in motion.

San Francisco AIDS Foundation, et al. v. Trump

  • Docket: 3:25‑cv‑01824
  • Court: U.S. District Court, N.D. Cal.
  • Filed: February 20, 2025
  • Link: Case listed under DEIA trackers at CBCF & Gibson Dunn analysis (cbcfinc.org, gibsondunn.com)
  • Status: Preliminary injunction pending; legal briefs underway.
  • Summary: LGBTQ groups challenge Trump’s DEIA EOs on constitutional grounds.

PFLAG, Inc. v. Trump (gender-affirming care ban)

  • Docket: 8:25‑cv‑00337
  • Court: U.S. District Court, D. Md.
  • Filed: April/May 2025
  • Link: Gibson Dunn summary of injunction (gibsondunn.com, en.wikipedia.org)
  • Status: Preliminary injunction blocks EO; appeal likely to 4th Circuit. (gibsondunn.com)
  • Summary: Plaintiffs seek to enjoin Trump’s ban on gender-affirming care for under-19s.

Noem v. Department of State / Temporary Protected Status (TP)

  • Court: SCOTUS docket 24A1059 (TP withdrawal)
  • Link: SCOTUSblog emergency docket mentions 24A1059 (en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org, scotusblog.com)
  • Status: Stay granted May 19; government seeks full review.
  • Summary: Challenges termination of TPS for Venezuelan nationals; FOIA/injunctive relief pending.

⏭️ What’s Next

  • Late June: SCOTUS rulings expected on birthright citizenship, agency removal, and education-layoff cases.
  • Appellate Decisions: City/State coalition briefs due soon in Urban League and PFLAG appeals.
  • Injunction Updates: FOIA and SSA-access stays remain in place, with full merits briefing ahead.

Additional sources:

Editor’s Note: This blog post was produced by ChatGPT, and edited for clarity.

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Landmark Legal Cases That Changed History – A Retrospective

In this landmark case of the Supreme Court, the basis upon which judicial power derives to interpret the Constitution was established.

https://thenewyorkleaders.com/landmark-legal-cases-that-changed-history-a-retrospective/

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Landmark Legal Cases That Changed History – A Retrospective

In this landmark case of the Supreme Court, the basis upon which judicial power derives to interpret the Constitution was established.

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"Can #attributionstudies be used to hold #polluters to account?

Yes. Such studies are increasingly being used as evidence of responsibility for #climatedamage in landmark #legalcases, such as Juliana v United States and Lluiya v RWE..."

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Legal fights, dauntingly many
Defamation, meddling, fraud, too
Screwed, beyond all measure
Unstoppable downfall

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http://www.businessinsider.com/rudy-giuliani-court-cases-criminal-civil-ranked-screwed

Rudy Giuliani's court cases, ranked in order of how screwed he is

Rudy Giuliani faces legal issues ranging from defamation to election interference. Here are all his court cases ranked in order of how screwed he is.

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