No, The Supreme Court Didn’t Make Trump Unilaterally More Powerful
The Supreme Court's recent term delivered a mix of rulings that both constrained and expanded executive power, while reigniting debates over foundational constitutional principles like birthright citizenship and the 14th Amendment’s role in race-conscious policies. Though often portrayed
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