WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court is picking up the pace as it announces some of its most consequential decisions of the term before adjourning for the summer.
The next cluster of opinions will drop on June 5, though the biggest outstanding decisions may not come until later.
Those include whether the court will allow President Donald Trump to enforce his changes to birthright citizenship while his new policy is being litigated and whether the court will uphold Tennessee’s ban on gender affirming care for minors.
In addition to the court dispensing with the cases it debated in oral arguments in recent months, the justices are continuing to field an unusual number of emergency requests from the Trump administration to intervene in the many legal challenges to the president’s policies.
That could push the regular work of the court into July.
