US courts, not the president, should have the final say on immigration policy

Government rules, decisions, and legal frameworks that shape public life in the United States across federal, state, and local institutions.

United States immigration policy and enforcement, and the people it reaches: visa and asylum rules, deportation, border operations and the status of those already living in the country. Legislated rarely and governed largely by executive action and litigation rather than statute.

Federal and state court systems of the United States, judicial appointments, constitutional interpretation and the rulings that decide policy when the other branches deadlock. Life tenure for federal judges makes each confirmation a durable political stake rather than a procedural step.

Foundational legal framework establishing the structure of the federal government, defining national powers, and protecting core rights through its amendments.