The real scorecard.

Donald's team asked for four things:

(1) Deny standing of the original petitioners and thusly undo/stay the injunction. SCOTUS appears to have granted standing to the original petitioners when they maintained the injunction affecting them. LOSS FOR DONALD.

(2) Defer judicial review, based on INA § 212(f) / 8 USC § 1182, of POTUS' affirmative powers to restrict immigration/traffic and thusly lift the injunction. Again, by maintaining a portion of the injunction, SCOTUS has preliminarily determined that the courts have a right to review POTUS' actions on immigration/traffic. LOSS FOR DONALD.

(3) If all else fails to persuade, narrow the scope of the injunction to those few original petitioners. SCOTUS granted relief not just to the original petitioners but to all else who fell into the same class/situation as them. PARTIAL WIN FOR DONALD.

(4) Grant us writ of certiorari. SCOTUS complied but then noted that the case might be moot in Oct. PARTIAL WIN FOR DONALD.