Trump Eleventh Circuit judge Britt Grant wrote a 2-1 decision that stopped women who had been in Jasper County jail from pursuing claims of failing to stop sexual abuse against them for which they contended a jail official was responsible.

Two Trump Ninth Circuit judges, Ryan Nelson and Bridget Bade, reversed a Trump district court judge and authorized Trump to federalize and deploy 300 Oregon National Guard troops to Portland, allegedly to deal with “war ravaged” disorder that has been vehemently denied as false by state and local officials.

Trump Second Circuit Judge Michael Park wrote a 2-1 decision, joined by Trump judge Richard Sullivan, that reversed a lower court and directed summary judgment for prison officials based on qualified immunity against a transgender prisoner’s claim that she failed to receive minimally adequate care for gender dysphoria.

Trump justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett cast deciding votes in a 6-3 shadow docket ruling that stopped a lower court injunction and subjected some 300,000 Venezuelans who have been in the US on temporary protected status (TPS) to immediate deportation.

Trump Eleventh Circuit judge Barbara Lagoa wrote a 2-1 ruling, joined by Trump judge Elizabeth Branch, that reversed a lower court injunction and allowed a state law that restricts gathering of voter signatures for ballot initiatives to take effect.

Trump Supreme Court justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett again cast deciding votes in a 6-3 shadow docket ruling that stopped foreign aid funding approved by Congress, this time for $4 billion. Because of the impending end of the fiscal year on September 30, the result will be to permanently cancel the appropriation.

Trump Supreme Court justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett again cast the deciding votes in a 6-3 shadow docket ruling to authorize Trump to fire an agency official, this time from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), who is supposed to be protected from such action due to congressional statute. The majority also set an argument for later this Term on a Court precedent that has protected the independence of such officials.

Trump Sixth Circuit nominee John Nalbandian cast the deciding vote to reverse the lower court and grant immunity from liability to a prison guard who severely injured a prisoner by slamming him to the ground after threatening to make him “kiss concrete” if he did not comply with directions.

The other five Trump Eleventh Circuit judges (Newsom, Branch, Grant, Luck, and Lagoa) joined an 8-5 opinion for the full court by Trump judge Andrew Brasher reversing a lower court opinion that ruled that a county’s insurance policy violated Title VII’s prohibition on sex discrimination by excluding transgender surgery.

Trump Fourth Circuit judge Allison Rushing cast the deciding vote in a 2-1 ruling that reversed a lower court and upheld Trump’s firing of some 25,000 probationary federal employees in 20 states without the notice that the states contend they were owed under federal law.

Trump Judge Andrew Oldham dissented in a Fifth Circuit case involving President Trump’s misuse of a statute that only applies during wartime or foreign invasion. He would have ruled that Trump’s ability to declare that a foreign country has invaded the U.S. cannot be questioned by a court, no matter that no such invasion has occurred. He also painted Trump as a victim who is uniquely mistreated by the courts.

In a dissent, Fifth Circuit Trump judge James Ho would have allowed a state university to ban drag shows. He also used his dissent to gratuitously demean transgender people, even though the case had nothing to do with trans rights.

Trump Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett cast deciding votes in a 5-4 shadow docket ruling that cancelled a lower court stay and let the Trump Administration go forward with terminating almost $800 million in crucial medical grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Two Trump judges ordered the dismissal of a widow’s lawsuit against government officials involved in her husband’s death in custody and subsequent coverup. Judges Cory Wilson and James Ho ruled that she had filed her lawsuit after the statute of limitations, even though it was the alleged coverup that kept her from suing sooner.

Trump Tenth Circuit judge Allison Eid cast the deciding vote to overturn a lower court ruling and enjoin a New Mexico law calling for a seven-day waiting period before any firearm purchase can be completed.

Trump Tenth Circuit judge Allison Eid wrote a 2-1 decision that upheld a grant of qualified immunity to a police officer who shot a mentally ill man in the eye with pepper spray, causing him to lose the eye, despite the absence of a physical threat.

Trump Ninth Circuit judge Eric Miller cast the deciding vote to allow an El Salvador immigrant to be removed despite strong evidence that he would likely be tortured if returned there.

Trump judges James Ho and Cory Wilson made the majority in a ruling dismissing a discrimination lawsuit by a former police chief despite evidence that he was fired because of his race.

Trump DC Circuit judge Greg Katsas cast the deciding vote to permit the Trump Administration to continue to freeze and refuse to spend billions in needed foreign aid approved by Congress.

Trump Fourth Circuit judge Julius Richardson wrote a 2-1 decision that allows Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to have access to government records containing sensitive personal data on millions of Americans, overruling a lower court decision to the contrary.

Two Trump judges on the D.C. Circuit terminated a district court judge’s contempt of court proceeding against the Trump administration for violating a court order.

Trump Third Circuit judge David Porter cast the deciding vote not to consider an immigrant’s application for asylum even though the government had failed to notify him of his opportunity to seek such relief.

Trump Seventh Circuit judge Michael Brennan, joined by Trump judge Amy St. Eve, issued a 2-1 decision that granted a jury trial to a public school teacher who claimed his religious beliefs require an exemption from a district policy that accommodates transgender students.

Trump Fourth Circuit judge Julius Richardson wrote a 2-1 opinion, joined by Trump judge Allison Rushing, that threw out an excessive use of force claim against federal officials, reversing a lower court judgment that allowed the claims to proceed.

Trump Eighth Circuit judge Steven Grasz wrote a unanimous decision that reversed a lower court and ruled that voters with disabilities cannot sue under the Voting Rights Act to obtain assistance in voting as the Act provides.