Legal Limitations on Presidential Authority

Presidential attempts to overhaul the federal workforce and budget face significant legal challenges, as established protections govern the removal of federal employees. The Constitution delineates the powers of Congress regarding budget approvals, restricting the executive branch's ability to enact sweeping financial changes without legislative backing. Trump's executive orders on topics such as citizenship are also constitutionally contentious, leading to multiple court cases that have often ruled against his administration's actions. Consequently, while Trump may seek to disrupt these established frameworks, the legal system's resistance highlights the complexities of implementing his agenda without congressional support.