Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan criticized President Donald Trump's attacks on the court during congressional testimony. Kagan stated that such statements are 'dangerous' and can threaten the security of individual justices. She referenced Chief Justice John Roberts' report on the rise of threats against court members, emphasizing that while criticism is acceptable, intimidation crosses a line. Kagan and Justice Amy Coney Barrett were testifying in support of increased security funding for the court, amid rising threats faced by justices nationwide. Barrett shared her own experiences with threats, including an incident involving a bulletproof vest and a false police report at her home. The White House did not respond to a request for comment regarding the testimony.
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Justice Kagan Criticizes Trump's Attacks on Supreme Court
During congressional testimony, Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan condemned President Donald Trump's attacks on the court as 'dangerous' and detrimental to the security of justices. Kagan and Justice Amy Coney Barrett discussed the need for increased security funding due to rising threats against court members.
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Justice Kagan Criticizes Trump's Attacks on Supreme Court