# Sotomayor calls for Supreme Court rulings to be overturned

> Justice Sotomayor says conservative Supreme Court decisions like presidential immunity could be overturned.
- Title: Sotomayor calls for Supreme Court rulings to be overturned
- Summary: Justice Sotomayor says conservative Supreme Court decisions like presidential immunity could be overturned.
- Keywords: sonia sotomayor, supreme court, presidential immunity, 2024 ruling, conservative rulings, democratic senate, trump administration, Fox News
- Source: Fox News — https://foxnews.com/politics/sotomayor-lets-loose-conservative-supreme-court-revealing-wish-crazy-things
- Author: Robert Schmad
- Published: 2026-11-10T00:00:00+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: sonia sotomayor, supreme court, presidential immunity, 2024 ruling, conservative rulings, democratic senate, trump administration, news, politics
## Sotomayor hopes court overturns presidential immunity ruling
Justice Sotomayor hopes Supreme Court's conservative rulings will be overturned in her lifetime.

> I’m hoping that the court will take back some of the crazy things that it’s done
## Sotomayor criticizes 2024 immunity ruling
Sotomayor called the 2024 presidential immunity ruling a 'king above the law' concern.

> the court's conservative majority had effectively turned the president into a 'king above the law'
## Sotomayor discusses democracy challenges
Sotomayor warned American democracy needs hard work to return to an even keel.

> it would take 'some hard work' for the United States to get back on an 'even keel'
## Sotomayor's dissent on immunity ruling
Sotomayor dissented in Trump v. United States case over presidential immunity.

> There are some norms we may have lost forever
## Sotomayor's concerns about court's future
Sotomayor fears conservative court decisions could become permanent without reform.

> But I think we’re going to have a hard patch figuring out what that means
## Key takeaway

Justice Sotomayor hopes Supreme Court's 2024 presidential immunity ruling will be overturned by future courts.