The article discusses the Trump administration's recent SCOTUS petition addressing the rise of universal injunctions, accusing judges of obstructing executive actions. The government expresses frustration with federal judges' consistent rejections of their efforts to abolish birthright citizenship, emphasizing the need to adhere to constitutional amendments. Judge Coughenour criticized the administration for attempting to bypass constitutional procedures and highlighted the vital function of judicial checks. The growing trend of universal injunctions, especially in early 2025, has been noted as a significant impediment to the Executive Branch's operations, raising concerns about the rule of law.
"If the government wants to change the exceptional American grant of birthright citizenship, it needs to amend the Constitution itself. That's how the Constitution works, and that's how the rule of law works."
"Universal injunctions have reached epidemic proportions since the start of the current Administration... from governing the whole Nation to governing the whole world."
#judicial-overreach #birthright-citizenship #trump-administration #legal-precedent #constitutional-law
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