The Supreme Court still has six key opinions to be released, including a case relating to President Donald Trump’s birthright citizenship ban and a religious opt-out of mandatory LGBTQ storybook measurements.
Chief John Roberts announcement Friday is in court, the final opinion day of that term, according to the Associated Press.
The court issued four opinions on Thursday. This allowed South Carolina’s efforts to reimburse planned custody to advance.
Below is the remaining cases of the court docket.
Presidential Order for birthright citizenship
The Trump administration has appealed three lower court rulings that would hinder executive orders that would end the natural citizenship of illegal foreigners or immigrant children. Rather than controlling the constitutionality of birthright citizenship, government I asked Trump vs. Casa Justice is to consider limiting the scope of a nationwide injunction that hinders national policies.
The Supreme Court heard oral discussions during a rare May session. Attorney General John Saul highlighted an injunction that lower court judges have been obstructing enforcement policies since January. If the court chooses to limit the national injunction, that could have implications for other pending lawsuits against the Trump administration.
Affordable Care Act Prevention Services
Two Christian small and medium-sized businesses and four individuals in Texas sued in 2020 to challenge the requirements for Affordable Care Act (ACA) preventive services. Opposition Covers drugs that prevent the spread of HIV.
The Supreme Court heard oral Discussion In their case, Kennedy vs. Bladewood Management in April. The central question is whether the structure of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, a group established by the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to make recommendations for preventive services insurers, violates the constitutional appointment clause.
Louisiana Legislature Map
Following a winding journey through lower courts, the Supreme Court will resolve a dispute over the map of Louisiana’s legislature.
After a federal district judge rejected a map of the Louisiana Legislature that includes only one Black majority district as a violation of the Voting Rights Act of 2022, the state legislature rebrewed the map in the second Black Majority district in 2024.
The Supreme Court heard oral Discussion Louisiana vs. Charis in March. (Related: Supreme Court’s Greenlight Tennessee Prohibiting Sex Change Procedures for Children)
Advocates of gender-maintaining care are holding colored smoke devices in response to Tennessee’s support of banning gender-assisted care for minors during a rally outside the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. on June 20, 2025. (Photo by Bryan Dozier/Middle East Images/AFP By Getty Images)
LGBTQ Storybook Opt Out
Mahmoudv. In Taylor, Muslim and Christian parents in Maryland disputed the Montgomery County Board of Education refused to grant religious exemptions for mandatory primary school storybook measurements, including Pride Parade, gender transitions and drag queens.
Court of Appeals for the 2024 4th Circuit Domination Finding parents the right to free movement was not burdensome as no one forced them to “change their religious beliefs and behaviors.” During the oral debate in April, the majority of judiciary tended to be on their side with their parents.
Porn age verification method
In January, the Supreme Court called for a challenge to Texas law to verify the age of users on the porn website. Currently, 24 states have passed resemble Age verification method.
This incident is Free Speech Coalitionv. Paxton was raised by an advocacy group representing online porn distributors who claim that the law will ow the adult’s first amendment rights.
Federal Internet Access Program
Federal Communications Commission v. Consumer surveys include challenges to the federal government’s Universal Services Fund program It supports telephone and internet access for schools, libraries and rural healthcare providers. The private company, Universal Service Administrative Company, manages programs funded primarily through necessary contributions from telecommunications carriers.
Conservative nonprofits offering consumer research, “awakening” Alerts“The fund’s claims, highlighting the company’s actions. structure Violates secular doctrine. The Supreme Court heard oral debate over the March case.
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