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If the president doesn't abide by the courts that's a constitutional crisis, a fundamental problem. Maybe this one instance isn't enough to say that the Trump a
by reed1234 1y ago
If the president doesn't abide by the courts that's a constitutional crisis, a fundamental problem. Maybe this one instance isn't enough to say that the Trump admin won't abide by the courts, but it's a start. Immigration is not the issue either. It's about the 3 equal branches of government and how one branch is trying to discredit the other. The issue isn't about public perception. The issue is about how the US government will function if the constitution is ignored by the Executive branch.
- lurquer 1y ago> Immigration is not the issue either. It's about the 3 equal branches of government and how one branch is trying to discredit the other. Which branch is guilty of this? It’s far more frequent for a rogue district judge fo overstep its authority, is it not? They seem to get reversed quite often.
- takeda 1y agoThe way things work is that if the judge oversteps you appeal, but you are still bound by the ruling unless higher court overrides it. You can't just say you don't like the ruling and ignore it.
- reed1234 1y agoExactly. And just because it's not a perfect system doesn't mean it's not a good system.
- garrettgarcia 1y agoIt's the best system that has ever existed.
- garrettgarcia 1y agoThe executive.