Trump Declares Judges Cannot Assume Presidential Duties Amid Legal Challenges

Amid escalating legal challenges, President Donald Trump expressed frustration with the judiciary, stating that judges should not assume presidential duties, which he believes leads to 'Crime and Chaos.' His administration faces around 100 lawsuits concerning various executive actions, with federal judges blocking several key policies, including deportations that allegedly violated judicial orders. Trump has intensified efforts to reshape the judiciary by targeting over 300 potential judicial vacancies and has publicly criticized judges who rule against his policies, even calling for their impeachment. This friction highlights the ongoing struggle between the executive branch and the courts, particularly as Trump continues to face unprecedented legal hurdles during his presidency. Despite these challenges, some commentators suggest that Trump's executive authority would not be questioned if it aligned with broader political support, indicating a divided perception of judicial overreach in America.