Supreme Court Sides with Trump Just Before Midterms, Ending Biden-era Deportation Rule

By David Rufful · October 28, 2026

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She later entered government during President Donald Trump’s first administration. Leavitt worked in the White House as a presidential writer and assistant press secretary. Those positions gave her early experience shaping and communicating the administration’s message.

After Trump left office, Leavitt continued building her career in Republican politics. She became communications director for Rep. Elise Stefanik, who was then chair of the House Republican Conference. That position placed Leavitt inside the communications operation of House Republican leadership.

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brettski Oct 28, 2026 at 8:25 pm

There was no “back door” agreement, basically it looks like a 9-0 victory, withe the democrapic appointed justices siding right along!! If anything was a “back door” agreement, it came from clown show joes administration!!

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