Supreme Court Faces Split Over Trump’s Bid to End Birthright Citizenship and Replace Fed Chair

The Supreme Court is sharply divided as it prepares to hear two high‑profile cases this week. One case asks whether President Trump can terminate the constitutional guarantee of birthright citizenship. The other asks if the president has the authority to fire the head of the independent Federal Reserve. The justices’ split reflects broader ideological battles over executive power. Legal scholars say the outcomes could reshape immigration policy and monetary governance. Advocates on both sides are mobilizing for the expected decision. The rulings are expected before the end of the week. Observers will watch the decisions for clues about the Court’s future direction.