Maureen Groppe

Critics of the administration say, well, that's because the Trump administration has been pushing the boundaries much more than other administrations. The number of executive orders, for example, that the president has issued is much more than any of his predecessors. So then they say that there's no mystery then why he's facing more of these injunctions.

Grappi says the way the Supreme Court decides to handle this case could impact challenges to other Trump orders.

Grappi says the way the Supreme Court decides to handle this case could impact challenges to other Trump orders.

Grappi says the way the Supreme Court decides to handle this case could impact challenges to other Trump orders.

If the Supreme Court says, yeah, we think these national injunctions are a problem and here is when they can or can't be used, that could affect challenges to Trump's policy changes that have already been made and that are likely still to come.

If the Supreme Court says, yeah, we think these national injunctions are a problem and here is when they can or can't be used, that could affect challenges to Trump's policy changes that have already been made and that are likely still to come.

If the Supreme Court says, yeah, we think these national injunctions are a problem and here is when they can or can't be used, that could affect challenges to Trump's policy changes that have already been made and that are likely still to come.

Let's turn now to the growing controversy around President Trump's plan to possibly accept a $400 million gift from Qatar, a luxury jet that he would use as Air Force One. Trump has said he would be, quote, stupid to turn down the plane. But a number of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have said the opposite, like Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat.

Let's turn now to the growing controversy around President Trump's plan to possibly accept a $400 million gift from Qatar, a luxury jet that he would use as Air Force One. Trump has said he would be, quote, stupid to turn down the plane. But a number of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have said the opposite, like Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat.

Let's turn now to the growing controversy around President Trump's plan to possibly accept a $400 million gift from Qatar, a luxury jet that he would use as Air Force One. Trump has said he would be, quote, stupid to turn down the plane. But a number of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have said the opposite, like Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat.

Schumer has put a hold on all of the president's Justice Department nominees as he seeks more information from the administration. He's also called on Attorney General Pam Bondi, who signed off on Trump's plan, to testify before Congress. Republicans have been outspoken, too. Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky called the plan a mistake.

Schumer has put a hold on all of the president's Justice Department nominees as he seeks more information from the administration. He's also called on Attorney General Pam Bondi, who signed off on Trump's plan, to testify before Congress. Republicans have been outspoken, too. Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky called the plan a mistake.

Schumer has put a hold on all of the president's Justice Department nominees as he seeks more information from the administration. He's also called on Attorney General Pam Bondi, who signed off on Trump's plan, to testify before Congress. Republicans have been outspoken, too. Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky called the plan a mistake.

Senator Roger Wicker, who leads the Senate's Armed Services Committee, said, quote, "...it would be like the United States moving into the Qatari embassy." And here's Senator Ted Cruz from Texas speaking with CNBC.

Senator Roger Wicker, who leads the Senate's Armed Services Committee, said, quote, "...it would be like the United States moving into the Qatari embassy." And here's Senator Ted Cruz from Texas speaking with CNBC.

Senator Roger Wicker, who leads the Senate's Armed Services Committee, said, quote, "...it would be like the United States moving into the Qatari embassy." And here's Senator Ted Cruz from Texas speaking with CNBC.

A number of far-right activists have criticized Trump, too, like Mark Levin, a MAGA radio host, and conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer, who called the gift a stain on Trump's presidency. Conservative pundit Ben Shapiro has come out against it, too.

A number of far-right activists have criticized Trump, too, like Mark Levin, a MAGA radio host, and conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer, who called the gift a stain on Trump's presidency. Conservative pundit Ben Shapiro has come out against it, too.

A number of far-right activists have criticized Trump, too, like Mark Levin, a MAGA radio host, and conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer, who called the gift a stain on Trump's presidency. Conservative pundit Ben Shapiro has come out against it, too.

There are strict rules under federal law about gifts for the president and federal employees. According to The Washington Post, they must report in annual disclosures any foreign gifts valued at over 480 U.S. dollars.