A federal judge in California temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's efforts to reorganize federal agencies, agreeing with a coalition that claims his actions exceed constitutional authority. The judge stated that while presidents can propose changes, they must work within legal frameworks and collaborate with Congress. The ruling emphasized the need for a lawful process in making significant alterations to government structure, echoing traditional practices that involve legislative cooperation. The coalition includes various unions and local governments who oppose the rapid changes being implemented by Trump's administration and Elon Musk's influence.
The president has the authority to seek changes to executive branch agencies, but he must do so in lawful ways and...with the cooperation of the legislative branch.
The unconstitutional dismantling of the federal government by the president...is unprecedented in this countryâs history and in clear excess of his authority.
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