Judicial Independence and Executive Power

This chapter examines a pivotal Supreme Court ruling that mandated the Trump administration to fulfill federal aid obligations, showcasing a divide among Justices on government accountability and taxpayer burdens. It explores the complexities of presidential power, touching on agency firings, judicial responses, and challenges to independent agency autonomy, particularly concerning the Federal Reserve. The discussion hints at future Supreme Court decisions that could solidify presidential control over independent agencies, raising concerns about partisanship and governance stability.