Several of President Donald Trump’s executive orders involving federal spending have spurred a series of lawsuits that could prompt higher court rulings on the balance of power between the executive and congressional branches.
So far, the administration set goals for freezing or cutting spending by targeting foreign aid programs as well as organizations that support so-called “gender-affirming care,” and diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI).
Multiple groups have alleged that the Trump administration is violating the Constitution’s separation of powers by attempting to halt the flow of money appropriated by Congress. The executive, they say, cannot unilaterally decide not to disburse funds across various agencies….