President Trump suggested at a rally in Texas that he would nominate Senator Ted Cruz for the Supreme Court if a vacancy arises. Trump expressed confidence in Cruz's confirmation, claiming both parties would support it. Cruz, who has significant legal experience, has previously stated he is not interested in becoming a judge. Currently, no Supreme Court justices have announced plans to retire.
Key facts
- Trump announced potential nomination of Ted Cruz for Supreme Court on October 28, 2026.
- Cruz has clerked for Chief Justice William Rehnquist and argued before the Supreme Court.
- Trump believes both parties would support Cruz's nomination.
- Cruz has stated he is not interested in a judicial position.
- No current justices have indicated plans to retire.
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