The Supreme Court ruling favored Worcester's stance on the issue, prompting President Jackson to act in defiance by forcibly relocating Native Americans despite the contrary legal verdict.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Worcester, indicating their position on the matter. However, President Jackson expressed discontent with this decision and proceeded with the removal of Native Americans despite the court's ruling.
The Supreme Court ruling rendered in favor of Worcester, a historical event that President Jackson vehemently disagreed with and consequently enforced the removal of Native Americans despite the court's decision.
