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Unilateral executive overreach over trade and borders increasingly escapes traditional judicial checks.
Federal appellate courts are systematically insulating sweeping presidential boundary controls and tariff mandates from statutory limits and judicial oversight.
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US Politics
Supreme Court Hands Trump Administration Historic Immigration Victories on Asylum and TPS The rulings systematically insulate sweeping executive border policies and asylum restrictions from traditional judicial review.
US Politics
USTR Launches Massive Section 301 Forced Labor Tariff Overhaul as Section 122 Expiration Nears Appellate courts intervened to stay lower-court blocks, keeping radical, unilateral tariff surcharges active for the duration of the litigation.