Trump accumulates the Supreme Court of Victories on the Emergency Dossier

President Donald Trump has an almost impeccable record on the Supreme Court’s emergency file this year, a sequence that has delivered crucial moments to rescue the government when he fights hundreds of prosecutions contesting the president’s agenda.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Trump on government cuts, national injunctions, immigration policies and even more, bringing the White House to praise what it recently counted as 21 victories Before the High Court.

However, these victories are temporary. The coming quarter, which begins on Monday, will allow judges to start weighing the merits of some of these disputes and ultimately cement or cancel key parts of the Trump agenda.

Jonathan Adler, professor of William & Mary Law School, attributed provisional victories to the desire of the Supreme Court to reduce the role of the judicial branch in the development of policies.

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President Donald Trump welcomes the chief judge John G. Roberts upon his arrival to pronounce an address to a joint session of the Congress at the American Capitol on March 4, 2025, in Washington, DC (Win McNamee / Getty images)

Speaking during a panel of the Federalist Society this week, Adler said that the thought of the high court could be that “the lower courts do too much. We will reduce this because it is not our place, and it is for the executive power and the legislative power to understand this.”

The Trump administration only challenged about a fifth of the unfavorable decisions it has received from the lower courts. Adler said that Advocate General John Sauer, who represents the government, strategically selects cases to bring to the High Court.

“If you cross them, by slightly fixing the stuff of the executor of Humphrey, what they all have in common is that there is a kind of clear argument that … the district courts were a little too aggressive here,” said Adler.

He recognized that some may have a different point of view, that the Trump administration was “too muscular” and that the intervention of the court is a necessary check.

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The emergency file, sometimes known as the shadow or provisional file, allows the Trump administration or the complainants to ask the Supreme Court to intervene quickly in the prosecution and temporarily suspend the lower justice decisions. The process can take a few days, weeks or months, and is considered a much faster, although temporary means, to guarantee a reparation in court only if the high court had to fully consider the advantages of a case, which can include a long information calendar and oral arguments.

The Supreme Court emergency file this year was extraordinarily active. Lawyer Kannon Shanmugam, who asserted dozens of cases before the High Court, said that the high volume of Trump’s executive shares was partly the reason.

“(An increase in emergency queries) coincides with the rise of decrees and other forms of unilateral categorical action as the main form of legislature in our country with the disappearance of the congress, and which posed enormous challenges for the Court,” said Shanmugam.

Thanks to the emergency file, the Supreme Court has mass layoffs of Greenlit Trump of career employees and high -level dismissals of people named Democrats. It has reduced national injunctions and paved the way for controversial deportations and immigration judgments. The High Court said that the government could, for the moment, refuse billions of dollars to help foreign aid and release transgender military from the army.

In other cases, the parties on both sides in a judicial struggle interpreted the results of the Supreme Court in victories.

In such an order, the Supreme Court said that the Trump administration should try to return Salvado’s migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia, which the government admitted to the court to deport a Salvadoral prison. But at the same time, the High Court noted that the judges of the district court should also be deferential to the authority of the executive power over foreign policy.

Likewise, the High Court said that the administration had to authorize the deportees under extraterrestrial enemies a reasonable chance to fight against their withdrawal by petitions from Habeas Corpus. The judges have not yet weighed on the merits of the invocation by Trump of the law on extraterrestrial enemies, one of his most aggressive expulsion tactics, which the president used to quickly remove the alleged members of Tren de Aragua.

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Conservative lawyer Carrie Severino, president of the Legal Guard JCN, said that the criterion that the Supreme Court considers during rapid decision -making is whether the parties risk irreparable damage.

As an example, Severino stressed the Supreme Court which recently allowed Trump to dismiss the FTC commissioner appointed to Biden, a case that the High Court now uses as a vehicle to revisit in the coming months of the 90-year preceding established by the executor of Humphrey against the United States.

Severino said: “If we suppose”, okay, if Trump is right “, then it is a serious burden for the government to have a good part of their four years that have not been able to really endow the government as they wish. If Trump is wrong, then the slaughter of the commissioner should have been in this position, and they can remedy him.”

“When you balance these types of damage, this is the kind of case where the government is going to have one step ahead,” said Severino.

In a small defeat for Trump on Wednesday, the Supreme Court refused to allow the president to dismiss the governor of the Federal Reserve Lisa Cook and said that she would hear her case in January. This decision was a difference compared to the typical court posture and underlined its unique point of view on the federal reserve compared to the other agencies.

The majority of the Supreme Court has often been divided according to ideological lines and has given few reasons for its emergency decisions. This differs from the final orders of the court, which can be long and include many concordant opinions and dissidents.

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Lawyer Benjamin Mizer, who was a senior MJ official during the Biden administration, warned during the panel that the Supreme Court could reverse his shadow file positions on the road.

“While cases reach court at the bottom, we should not assume that the administration will win them all,” said Mizer.