Supreme Court Returns to Face Trump Tests of Presidential Power

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The president’s policies will have an even more central role in the term that begins on Monday, after the justices agreed to take three cases with broad consequences for his agenda. In November, they will hear arguments about the legality of Mr. Trump’s sweeping tariffs, a centerpiece of his trade strategy. In December, they will consider Mr. Trump’s efforts to wrest control of independent agencies, and in January, his attempt to fire a member of the Federal Reserve Board.


I will take a wild guess. Do whatever you want, Mr. President!
 
Hume said:
The president’s policies will have an even more central role in the term that begins on Monday, after the justices agreed to take three cases with broad consequences for his agenda. In November, they will hear arguments about the legality of Mr. Trump’s sweeping tariffs, a centerpiece of his trade strategy. In December, they will consider Mr. Trump’s efforts to wrest control of independent agencies, and in January, his attempt to fire a member of the Federal Reserve Board.


I will take a wild guess. Do whatever you want, Mr. President!
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NO court has any authority over the President's authority of the executive branch, Hugo. NO court has authority to change the Constitution.
 
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