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With innumerable legal challenges to federal expenditure actions of the Trump administration, legal experts say that the plaintiffs in these demands are trying to block the president Donald TrumpThe agenda as the courts possibly navigate a new territory.
“I think this is a continuation of the war we have seen in the last four years during The Biden administration“Zack Smith, a senior legal member of the Heritage Foundation, told Fox News Digital.
“The only difference is now that the instigators of the law are outside the government, and are trying to use different defense groups, different interest groups to try to show obstructions to Donald Trump’s actions. “
The Trump administration has so far become the objective of more than 90 demands since the beginning of the president’s second mandate, many of which are challenging the president’s directives. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
The Trump administration has so far become the objective of more than 90 demands since the beginning of the president’s second mandate, many of which are challenging the president’s directives.
The plaintiffs ranging from the General Prosecutors of the Blue State to the Defense and Interest Groups are specifically defy Government expenditure.
Smith said that these plaintiffs are trying to “slow down” the progress and agenda of the Trump administration through these demands “, even if they know or suspect that their demands will not succeed.”
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“I think what you are seeing is political weakness, because, if they had popular support, they should go to Congress,” said Yoo. “That is the branch of which the founders hoped to be responsible for containing or reacting to any expansion of presidential power that was too far.”
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Despite the public protest of the conservatives that the judges who block federal Trump’s expenses actions are “activist judges,” Yoo said that the judges are “confused.”
“There is a lot of confusion in the lower courts,” he said. “I think they misunderstand their appropriate role.”
Smith said that in cases in question, many judges are “interposing their own points of view on the appropriate actions (appropriate actions for the executive power of the Government”, saying that this “is not the appropriate role of a judge.”
The plaintiffs ranging from the general prosecutors of the blue state to the defense and interest groups are specifically challenging Federal Trump’s expenses actions. (Leigh Green for Fox News Digital)
“And, nevertheless, you see some of these judges who are broadcasting these tro, are being very aggressive, and are preventing the main functions of the executive branch when they should really be the president and his advisors who can make important decisions,” said Smith.
Smith added hopes The Supreme Court He is “taking a skeptical eye towards some of these actions by these judges.”
Both Smith and Yoo said they expect these challenges to eventually reach the Supreme Court, with Smith saying that the Superior Court “will have to face some questions that he has been trying to fail for several years.”
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“This has to go to the Supreme Court because it is seeing confusion in the lower courts on what is the appropriate procedural way of challenging freezing freezing,” said Yoo.
On Wednesday, the president of the Supreme Court, John Roberts, arrested the order of a federal judge who required the Trump administration to pay around $ 2 billion in foreign aid funds to the contractors at midnight. Smith called Roberts “really quite impressive.”
The president of the Supreme Court, John Roberts, arrested on Wednesday the order of a federal judge who required the Trump administration to pay around $ 2 billion in foreign aid funds to the contractors at midnight. (Shawn Thew-Pool/Getty Images)
“And I think that a reasonable interpretation of that would be that the judges, particularly the president of the Supreme Court, are shooting a shot through the arch to some of these judges who, look, if you keep this, we will intervene and intervene,” said Smith.
Yoo said that the Trump administration will finally prevail in many of the demands launched against him, saying that “it really is, in many ways, following the decisions of the Roberts court on how far the Executive Power goes.”
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“Now, just because Trump won a choice does not mean that he can do what he wants, he has to reach his mandate through Constitutional processesI think he’s doing, “Yoo said.
“You are litigating, it appears in the Supreme Court, so you are not ignoring the courts. You are doing what you should do if you are the president and have the responsibility of executing the law,” Yoo continued.
Bradford Betz of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
