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In legal developments, the Supreme Court recently lifted restrictions on large-scale federal workforce dismissals, affirming the executive branch’s authority. Justice Katanji Brown Jackson dissented, asserting a more expansive view of judicial power—potentially setting the stage for future constitutional conflicts.
Understanding that immigration policy largely resides within presidential discretion emphasizes the importance of executive authority in defending national sovereignty. Many experts argue that legal immigration and enforcement are distinct from the protections offered to U.S. citizens, and conflating the two can threaten constitutional balance.