President Donald Trump has achieved a notable milestone in his administration’s legal strategy, securing 21 wins in the U.S. Supreme Court across a range of high-profile cases. These victories span issues including immigration enforcement, energy policy, religious freedom, and executive authority, reflecting the administration’s assertive approach to constitutional interpretation and federal power.

Legal analysts note that many of these cases were decided by narrow margins, often 5–4 or 6–3, underscoring the influence of recent judicial appointments. The rulings have shaped national policy on matters such as border control, environmental deregulation, and the limits of federal agencies.

White House officials have described the outcomes as a “historic affirmation” of the President’s legal vision, while critics argue that the decisions reflect a broader shift toward conservative jurisprudence.

The Supreme Court’s docket remains active, with additional cases pending that could further define the balance between federal authority and individual rights.