As a lawsuit filed against the president Donald Trump In less than three months as president, some supporters are questioning what actions (if any) can be taken by members of Congress or the White House to examine the powers of the court.
Trump supporters criticize the so-called “Activist” judge The one who ruled Trump. It is worth noting that some have marked Trump-appointed U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett, so she insisted on a lower court ruling that forced the Trump administration to previously authorize U.S. International Development payments authorized by Congress.
Recently, the White House The federal judge’s order was filed Prevent the government from using wartime laws of 1798 to deport Venezuelan nationals, including members of the violent gang Tren de Aragua. When U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg ordered the Trump administration to reverse any plane carrying foreign nationals, the administration would have deported hundreds of people to El Salvador anyway, which seemed to be a violation of the judge.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt later told Fox News that the planes had “departed U.S. airspace” and later added that the government did not need to comply with the judge’s order.
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Right President Donald Trump listens to Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk speak next to Tesla network truck and explains on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, D.C. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
“The order without a legal basis was issued after the terrorist [Tren de Aragua] “Aliens have been evacuated from U.S. territory,” Levitt said. “A judge in a city was unable to direct the movement of an aircraft carrier full of foreign terrorists who were manually expelled from the United States. ”
Boasberg Orders to return to court A hearing on the matter was held on Monday and a Tuesday deadline was set for the Justice Department to provide the court with more information on what happened. But Trump’s obvious contempt for the courts shows how the executive wants to oppose judges who disrespect their opinions, while supporters of Congress cheer on.
Rep. Andy Ogles (R-Tenn). Under the guidance of the Supreme Court, the judge ordered Ogles to call Ali a “competitive appointee, awakened judicial activist.”
R-Utah Senator Mike Lee, who is often criticized by the court, shared Ogles’ position and wrote: “The judge is not the president.” Lee has suggested in recent weeks that some judges have awarded failed judges to the Trump administration “may need to be removed.”
On Monday, March 13, 2023, incoming Chief Justice James Boasberg of the U.S. District Court. (Valerie Plesch/Bloomberg via Getty)
Congress does have the right to impeach each and remove misconduct, corruption or other crimes from federal judges – Trump calls on Congress Do that — but two-thirds of the Senate need to vote for the removal, and Democrats are unlikely to join Republicans with any such effort.
As far as many judges are concerned, many are dissatisfied with the exhaustive nature of Trump’s orders.
“The president of the United States is not a king, not even an ‘elected’ king – his power to remove federal officials and honest civil servants is not absolute,” U.S. District Court Judge Beryl Howell said in a court order earlier this month.
Constitutional scholars say the separation of these powers has long predated Trump and is expected due to the recent lack of action in the U.S. Congress.
Article 1 Authorize Congress “Develop all necessary and appropriate laws” for the operation of the executive branch. But when lawmakers focus more on their re-election campaign or partisan battles rather than making laws, there is a vacuum filled by executive action, which faces rigorous scrutiny from the court.
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U.S. District Court Judge Amir H. Ali is Biden appointed by the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia. (U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia)
Congress passed fewer than 150 bills during its 118th session, according to data compiled by company regulations. Reported by Axios – Make the meeting end in December, the most ineffective since at least the 1980s.
Analysts explained to Fox News Digital in an interview that recent presidents, including former presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden, have taken a series of execution orders and actions to develop agenda responses.
according to Federal Regulations If the president is acting with a mandate granted by Congress, only the president or legislative branch can revoke or amend the executive order of the federal government. In the Trump era, lawsuits accused Trump of taking action without Congress’ authorization.
In the absence of clear written laws, judges have great power to explain the legitimacy of administrative actions and do so. Critics of the judiciary advocate that Congress weaken such power by changing the size or structure of certain lower courts or adopting similar lawsuits.
Harvard law professor Adrian Vermeule introduced in a social media post Thursday that the Republican majority in Congress in the House and Senate could simply cut funds for judicial law secretaries and other basic legal personnel, thus causing the legislative “wallet power” to be painfully cleared.
“If Congress simply refuses to fund judicial secretary, secretary or computer, there will be doubts that tros will appear more slowly – perhaps even the judiciary will gain new appreciation for the limitations of its role,” Vermeule” Write On X.
But given the difficulty of Congress in passing legislation, including the days when the recent suspension of spending bill was delayed, it is unclear whether the effective effect of lawmakers on either side would be as effective as he proposed after the rally.
The options available to the White House are subject to constitutional restrictions. The president can appoint federal judges, but he cannot fire them. The administration is also responsible for enforcing court decisions and may roll slowly or remove priority decisions. But while Trump seems willing to do so now, such actions will violate historical respect against the court.
President Donald Trump signs an executive order at the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C. (pool)
Judge Ali said in his ruling after the Supreme Court upheld this month’s District Court ruling, ordering the Trump administration to pay nearly $2 billion in owed payments to U.S. Agency for International Development contractors Trump administration When trying to block payments, it may be beyond its constitutional authority.
“Here, the executives unilaterally believe that the funds from Congress to foreign aid will not be spent,” Ali said.
“The executive not only claims his constitutional power to determine how Spend appropriation funds, but usurp the exclusive authorization of Congress regardless Funds should be spent first. ” Ali added.
However, it is not clear what measures the White House will unilaterally take to withdraw the decision without appealing some parts that do not directly rule – prompting criticism from some.
As president, Trump “is exercising the power of Title II to take care of our federal laws faithfully enforced.”
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“It’s his constitutional obligation. This includes eliminating waste, fraud and abuse. That’s what he did to Elon Musk and Doge,” former Supreme Court secretary Davis, former Justice Neil Gorsuch.
It is unclear whether the White House plans to appeal Judge Ali’s preliminary injunction ruling, and administration officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News’s digital numbers.
