Trump angry as Supreme Court weighs tariff loss, birthright citizenship and Fed cases

The U.S. Supreme Court overturned President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariff, prompting the former president to publicly vent his frustration. The Court also has four high‑profile cases scheduled for rulings by the end of next month, covering Trump’s attempt to strip birthright citizenship, his effort to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, a bid to oust a Federal Trade Commission member, and a challenge to protected status for Haitian and Syrian immigrants.

While the Court’s 6‑3 conservative majority has backed Trump on several emergency orders, several justices expressed doubt during arguments that the birthright‑citizenship directive and the Fed‑governor firing may exceed presidential authority, suggesting the administration could face losses on those fronts. The outcomes could reshape immigration policy and the independence of the Federal Reserve.

Separately, Trump was reported to be “big mad” about the tariff defeat, citing the billions of dollars in refunded tariff revenue.