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The Trump administration, since 2025, has aggressively used emergency Supreme Court appeals to override lower courts, expanding executive power amid widespread judicial defiance.
Since returning to office in 2025, the Trump administration has sharply increased emergency appeals to the Supreme Court, challenging lower-court rulings and asserting broad executive power.
A Reuters analysis found 31 such filings, mostly arguing that judges overstepped by blocking presidential actions—far more than the Biden administration’s 19 over four years.
The conservative-majority Supreme Court has largely sided with the administration, allowing mass federal firings, transgender military bans, and deportations, while limiting nationwide injunctions.
Courts have repeatedly warned of contempt over noncompliance but rarely enforce penalties, enabling widespread defiance.
Critics warn this pattern undermines judicial review and shifts power toward the executive.
La administración Trump, desde 2025, ha utilizado agresivamente apelaciones de emergencia a la Corte Suprema para anular a los tribunales inferiores, expandiendo el poder ejecutivo en medio de un amplio desafío judicial.