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Trump Begs Supreme Court to Let Him Go to War With Chicago
President Donald Trump has demanded that the Supreme Court decide whether he can deploy the National Guard in Chicago after two lower courts ruled against him.

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How Trump might make history at Nov. 5 Supreme Court argument on tariffs
Trump asks Supreme Court to allow troop deployment to Chicago area
US appeals court rejects Trump bid to deploy National Guard in Illinois for now
A federal appeals court on Thursday rejected the Trump administration’s request to pause a lower court ruling that temporarily blocks the deployment of National Guard troops in Illinois during its ap...

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Trump's push for law and order shows he's no longer encumbered by government guardrails
Federal judge extends temporary orders barring Trump administration from deploying National Guard to Portland
Trump asks Supreme Court to step in so he can deploy National Guard to Illinois
The unanimous three-judge panel found no clear error by U.S. District Judge April Perry, and it found “the facts do not justify the president’s actions in Illinois” under the law Trump has cited for d...

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‘Political opposition is not rebellion’: Chicago appeals court leaves judge’s order barring National Guard deployment intact
Retired military leaders condemn Trump effort to deploy National Guard in Chicago
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Conservative Justice Makes It Clear! The Supreme Court Can’t Force Donald Trump If He Won’t Obey

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett has openly said the Supreme Court can’t force a president to obey its rulings if that president chooses not to. “The Court lacks the power of the purse,” she said.
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Trump Asks Supreme Court to Allow Him to Immediately Deploy National Guard in Chicago

The Trump administration told the Supreme Court that it wanted to deploy 300 members of the Illinois National Guard and 400 members of the Texas National Guard.

Trump floats idea of attending Supreme Court arguments in the case against his tariffs

U.S President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he might go to the Supreme Court to watch argument in the case against his administration's tariffs.

Trump plans visit to Supreme Court to watch arguments in tariffs case

The Nov. 5 case will decide billions of dollars in trade and significantly influence the country's trade policy.
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