JUST IN: Supreme Court Hands President Trump Yet Another HUGE Win With 6-3 Emergency Decision

Another day, another major win for President Donald J. Trump — this time from the Supreme Court of the United States.

In a 6-3 emergency decision, SCOTUS has ruled that President Trump has full authority to fire three Democrat members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, striking down a lower court’s ruling that tried to block the terminations.

These three officials — Mary Boyle, Alexander Hoehn-Saric, and Richard Trumka Jr. — were all appointed by Joe Biden to long, seven-year terms. But President Trump acted swiftly and fired them in May, asserting his authority as head of the executive branch.

A Biden-appointed judge tried to block the firings and reinstate the commissioners, but today, the Supreme Court just overturned that ruling in a powerful message:

The President doesn’t need permission to clean house.

This ruling goes beyond just these three officials. It marks a historic reaffirmation of executive power — confirming that President Trump has the authority to remove political appointees from so-called “independent” agencies.

Even CBS admits the stakes are huge. This is about who runs the government: unelected bureaucrats protected by legal shields, or a President elected by the People.

The Court cited the Trump v. Wilcox precedent, where they ruled that the President has the right to remove officials from labor boards. Now that precedent applies to the CPSC too.

And while the three liberal justices — Kagan, Sotomayor, and Jackson — dissented, the Constitutional majority stood firm.

👉 This decision shatters the illusion of “independent” agencies acting without oversight.
👉 It restores accountability to the executive branch.
👉 And it’s another massive win for President Trump’s America First agenda.

The Deep State just took another hit.

Stay tuned — the Trump victories are stacking up.