President Trump Files Supreme Court Emergency Appeal to Restrict Overreaching Activist Judges

By The Blog Source

To stop the rising trend of lower court judges granting national injunctions against the Trump administration's policies, the administration has filed an emergency appeal with the Supreme Court. Sarah Harris, the acting solicitor general, contended that these decisions go against the constitution and impair the executive branch's capacity to carry out its duties.

Instead of stopping all federal policy across the country, the administration wants to restrict the reach of injunctions to only apply to plaintiffs in a particular case. Along with other significant executive moves, Trump's order curtailing birthright citizenship has been temporarily stopped by recent decisions from judges in many jurisdictions. Justice Samuel Alito vehemently dissented, denouncing the unbridled authority of district courts, but the Supreme Court had previously declined to get involved in a case concerning the administration's decision to withhold USAID monies.

The Supreme Court motion from the Trump administration highlights an ongoing legal dispute over the boundaries of judicial power. Harris underlined that in the first two months of Trump's second term, federal district judges had issued more national injunctions than they did in the first three years of the Biden administration. The Justice Department contends that the executive branch's constitutional duty could be superseded by this unprecedented degree of judicial interference.

Courts have halted Trump's immigration, government employment, and national security programs, among other judicial failures. U.S. District Judge William Alsup ordered the reinstatement of thousands of probationary federal employees who were fired as part of the administration's government reduction plan just this week. Trump's attempts to withdraw security clearances and change the qualifying requirements for military service have been contested in other rulings.

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