A Supreme Court ruling limits the power of judges to restrain the Trump administration.
I think this is fairly momentous.
The conservative supermajority found the district courts went too far.
I'm Steve Inskeep and this is a special episode of Up First from NPR News.
The court ruled in one of the biggest cases of the year.
It fell silent for now on whether the administration could limit birthright citizenship in the Constitution.
This ruling instead finds district courts went too far with nationwide injunctions.
It's a victory for the president with unpredictable consequences.
An analyst foresees even more lawsuits.
It's going to overwhelm the lower courts.
It's going to lead to extraordinary expense and chaos and harm to the individuals involved.
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