The Supreme Court's decision is validation for the Trump administration, which intends to tighten immigration controls in the coming days and weeks.
[I]ncreasingly often, the Supreme Court is acting as a partisan institution that undermines the lower courts’ judicial authority.
The madness lies in asserting something ... contrary to all evidence and intelligence. The method is doing it again and again, relentlessly, at full volume ... This is how Trump became president twice.
Should the justices side with Trump, they will — blinded by ideology — throw the system of checks and balances to the would-be dictator like raw meat.
Serving judges have received death threats this year, prompted by their blocking or delaying some of the president’s executive orders.
Bukele, who describes himself as the 'coolest dictator in the world,' posted on X, 'oops…too late.'
Trump's behavior could undermine the rule of law and trigger a constitutional crisis.
The American president clearly doesn’t think much of the international order or of judges who hold him back.
[Trump has put] the “con” in “economy” and the “me” in “America First.”
The question is ... whether American democracy is strong enough to withstand the challenges of a leader.