Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan said on Thursday that the court’s 6-3 conservative majority remains "quite the opposite" of a rubber stamp for President Donald Trump, despite repeatedly siding with his administration on immigration and executive power.
Kagan Rejects Trump Rubber Stamp Label "I don’t see this as a court that is just like, ‘We’re just going to rubber stamp what the current administration does.’ You know, quite the opposite," Kagan told a 9th U.S.
Circuit judicial conference in Bellevue, Washington, according to a report by Politico.
"I think that that is a bad rap." The court has backed Trump in most cases reaching it during his second term.
Major Trump Defeats Demonstrate Court Independence Kagan pointed to two of Trump’s biggest defeats.
