LJudicial independence is a basic principle of the United States constitutional system, enshrined in the Constitution. Federal judges are appointed for life (protected from the president’s wishes) and their salaries cannot be reduced by Congress. Another principle appears only implicitly in the Constitution but became a reality in the Marbury decision vs. Madison, in 1803. Formulated by Alexander Hamilton (1757-1804), one of the founders of the United States at that time Federalist No. 78 : It is the responsibility of the judiciary to review the legality and constitutionality of the President’s actions and acts of Congress.
Since Donald Trump returned to power on January 20, he has been determined to rule as king, unencumbered by Congress or other rival states. He signed more than 210 decrees (according to the Federal Register), almost all of which were challenged in court; Nearly all of the judges arrested have suspended implementation or annulled decisions that violated the Constitution or laws. According to legal expert Steve Vladeck’s count, there will be at least 97 orders issued by 73 different judges in 25 courts and 10 appellate jurisdictions. Resistance is general because an answer is required.
Firing an agency director violates the separation of powers and the laws passed by Congress that created the agency. Freezing federal funds approved by Congress is a direct attack on legislative power. Allowing arrests based on criteria such as the language spoken or where Hispanics congregate violates several constitutional principles and rights. Efforts to change election laws, which are the responsibility of states and Congress, are an attack on federalism and the separation of powers. Want to terminate land rights with a violation decree 14e Constitutional amendments, citizenship laws United States Supreme Court decisions vs. Wong Kim Ark from 1898.
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