A legal expert has criticized the U.S.Supreme Court's recent actions as 'deeply flawed' and indicative of a broader effort to undermine constitutional rights.

During an interview with political commentator David Pakman, journalist and lawyer Katie Phang highlighted the Court's controversial decisions, including its refusal to address Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship.Phang argued that the Court's willingness to take up such cases reflects systemic issues within the judiciary.She also discussed the Court's ruling in Trump v.

Slaughter, where Trump won the case allowing him to fire heads of independent agencies without cause, contrasting it with the Court's decision to let Lisa Cook remain as Federal Reserve governor.

Phang warned that right-wing groups like the Federalist Society and donors such as Leonard Leo are strategically targeting civil rights through high-profile cases.She emphasized the erosion of voting rights and the overturning of Roe v.Wade, noting that some justices are now openly considering abolishing birthright citizenship.

The expert cautioned that the Court's conservative majority, combined with these groups' aggressive legal strategies, poses a significant threat to civil liberties.

The article underscores growing concerns about the judiciary's role in shaping American rights and the potential long-term consequences of these decisions.