There were no noted dissents to the Supreme Court’s decision, and the Court provided no explanation for its reasoning. The decision hands the Trump admin yet another tool as immigration officials wantonly violate court orders and pressure judges to issue more deportation orders.

Trump’s most brazen attempt to interfere with this year’s elections took place in Alaska last week, when he ordered the DOJ to preemptively sue to block the state from certifying a U.S. Senate election if the incumbent Republican, a loyalist to the president, lost the race.

“When you stand with my Senate campaign today, you are directly shielding Elon Musk, protecting the movement to audit the federal government, and stopping this socialist retaliation plot dead in its tracks,” the leaked campaign email reportedly says.

Teenagers in the city have pressed for the measure to be passed before, including in 2022, when it failed by only 16 votes. The proposal gained additional support after last year, when school board budget cuts led to dozens of school employees and teachers being fired.

Orbán could “act as an apologist for Putin and other dictators,” WSJ’s editorial board wrote. But the U.S. is willing to set such concerns aside for the rabidly anti-immigrant and anti-LGBTQ figure because he is “the dream MAGA-conservative candidate,” a U.S. official said.

Beyond the unprecedented nature of preemptively calling for an election result to be dismissed, the DOJ’s filing was unusual in that President Trump ordered it to happen. In previous years, the DOJ has tried to appear nominally independent from the president.

Republicans have tried to milk this angle, even funding a "Democrats for Mike Rogers" PAC to try and defeat Abdul El-Sayed. truthout.org/articles/democr…