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Welcome to our viewers here in the

United States and around the world. I'm Wolf Blitzer with Pamela Brown and you're in the

situation room. At any moment, the U.S. Supreme Court will announce rulings as it enters the final weeks

of a very, very busy term. The remaining opinions are some of the most consequential parental rights,

gender affirming care for minors, and the power of courts to check the President's policies.

CNN's Chief legal affairs correspondent,

Paula Reid, is standing by for us. Paula, we never know the opinions that are about to be released,

but what are you expecting this morning? Well, if it is the best time of the year, it is Supreme

Court decision season. They still have over 30 decisions outstanding, and today we expect to get a handful of those, maybe five or six.

Usually the Supreme Court, though, leaves its biggest cases to the end of the term.

So the last week in June, those would be cases like the scope of judicial power to check presidential policies.

Specifically here, they're looking at that issue in connection to President Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship.

Also questions about transgender care for minors.

Also questions about whether you need to present an ID to access a pornography in Texas.

Lots of big, interesting questions.

But we don't expect we'll likely get answers to those until the end of the month.

So we'll see what they give us today. Maybe they'll give us one of those big cases among the half a dozen or so that we'll get today.

But as we've seen this term, it hasn't been quite the blockbuster that we saw last year where there were about a dozen cases that really

had an impact on the lives of millions and millions of Americans.

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