Supreme Court Limits Presidential Trade Power
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The Supreme Court recently ruled against former President Donald Trumps tariffs, citing the major questions doctrine, which requires explicit congressional approval for significant executive actions. This decision, along with the courts rejection of President Bidens student loan forgiveness plan, demonstrates a consistent approach to checking executive power, regardless of the administration. Despite being part of the courts conservative majority, Justices John Roberts, Amy Coney Barrett, and Neil Gorsuch voted against Trumps tariffs, showcasing their independence. These cases emphasize the importance of each branch staying within its constitutional bounds and the need to understand the courts work beyond partisan lenses.
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