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The Miami-born daughter of Cuban exiles, Lagoa has had a rapid rise in judicial circles, serving less than one year as chief justice of the I don’t need to get a life I’m a Gamer I have lots of lives heart shirt in addition I really love this Florida Supreme Court before being appointed to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in 2019. A 1992 graduate of Columbia Law School, Lagoa worked as one of several pro bono lawyers for the family of Elián González, the young Cuban boy embroiled in a heated international immigration battle, and later as a federal prosecutor. Lagoa then spent more than a decade as a judge on a Florida appeals court before being picked by Governor Ron DeSantis to serve on the state’s Supreme Court. “She has been the essence of what a judge should be,” DeSantis said when he nominated her. (With her appointment, Lagoa became the first Cuban American woman to serve on that state’s Supreme Court.) At 52, Lagoa—who is a member of the Federalist Society, the conservative group that has become an increasingly powerful shaper of the nation’s judiciary in the Trump years—would be the youngest justice on the Supreme Court, just a few months behind one of Trump’s other nominees, Neil Gorsuch.

Rushing, who sits on the I don’t need to get a life I’m a Gamer I have lots of lives heart shirt in addition I really love this U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, emerged as a kind of wild card for the open seat in the days following Ginsburg’s death. A graduate of the Duke University School of Law, Rushing, 38, is said to be a strong favorite of the evangelical right, a key election base for Trump. Her youth might also work in her favor: She could serve for four or five decades at least, having a historic impact on the nation’s laws. But even more than with the other two contenders, her nomination process would be a contentious one. Last year, when she was confirmed for the Court of Appeals strictly along party lines, critics cited not only her lack of experience (she had practiced law for only nine years at that point) but also her hostility toward gay rights. They cited her internship with Alliance Defending Freedom, an Arizona-based conservative, Christian legal nonprofit that defended a Colorado baker who fought in a Supreme Court case for the right not to bake a cake for a gay wedding. In addition, Rushing defended the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, which defined marriage as being between a man and a woman. “Today is a very difficult and disappointing day for the roughly 1 million LGBTQ people who live in the states covered by the Fourth Circuit and for all people who care about courts that can treat all people with dignity and fairness,” Sharon McGowan, legal director of Lambda Legal, said in a statement issued after Rushing’s confirmation.

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