President Donald Trump has taken measures this week to address two notable Supreme Court defeats. These setbacks, rather than serving as definitive barriers, are seen by Trump as obstacles to overcome.
In its term concluding in June, the Supreme Court struck down Trump’s executive order intending to end birthright citizenship. The court also inhibited his move to dismiss Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook. Undeterred, Trump is attempting to revisit these issues with renewed efforts.
Trump’s actions indicate his intent to redefine presidential powers even as the Supreme Court seeks to interpret them.
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