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- Chief Justice John Roberts and Donald Trump both achieved key victories during the Supreme Court's most recent term when their legal and political interests aligned.
- Legal expert John Yoo notes that while Trump succeeded in some areas, he failed when his goals conflicted with long-held court principles, such as his attempt to overrule birthright citizenship.
- The court specifically upheld the precedent set by the 1898 case United States v. Wong Kim Ark, rejecting Trump's push to overturn established citizenship rules.
- This dynamic highlights a tension between Trump's desire for politically salient outcomes and Roberts' commitment to judicial stability and historical legal continuity.
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