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Poll: Most Americans Say Trump Must Obey Court Orders

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A new NBC News poll reveals that 81% of Americans believe the Trump administration must abide by federal court orders. However, this support is sharply divided among MAGA supporters, with an even 50/50 split. Democrats overwhelmingly (96%) favor compliance, while independents show 87% support. The poll highlights the administration's recent challenges to court rulings, including cases involving deportations and the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia. Public opinion of the Supreme Court is mixed, with 55% viewing it favorably, but most Americans hold only moderately strong views. The poll also touched upon the upcoming Supreme Court ruling on nationwide injunctions against presidential policies.

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