In what kind of cases involving foreign policy is the Supreme Court likely to rule against the president?
A) Cases involving the dispatch of U.S. forces overseas.
B) Cases touching upon civil rights.
C) Cases involving the travel of U.S. citizens to countries hostile to the United States.
D) Cases involving covert operations by U.S. intelligence agencies.

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The Supreme Court is more likely to rule against the president in cases touching upon civil rights because these cases often involve constitutional rights and liberties that the Court is tasked with protecting, regardless of foreign policy considerations.

In What Kind of Cases Involving Foreign Policy Is the Supreme