It’s been one year since President Trump was found guilty on all counts of falsifying business records to keep alleged affairs secret during his 2016 campaign, enshrining him in history as the first former commander in chief to be convicted of a felony.

The court again showed its willingness to back his hardline approach to immigration while signaling reservations with how he is carrying it out.

The justice department’s principal associate deputy attorney general, Emil Bove, is reportedly being considered for an appellate seat.

Despite those legal safeguards, the high court ruled that presidents may remove executive branch officials who carry out their policies, unless specifically exempted by prior rulings.