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In recent weeks, President Donald Trump’s executive decisions have ignited substantial legal and public discourse about the extent of presidential authority, bringing the judiciary into a critical role as a constitutional safeguard. Among the most contentious issues are Trump’s moves to dismantle Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) departments within the federal government and the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services. These actions have faced strong opposition from civil rights advocates and federal employees, igniting debate over efforts toward equity in government and public health policies. Additionally, several of Trump’s executive orders are under judicial scrutiny, including those related to freezing federal aid and suspending transgender care for minors. With these measures stalled by court interventions citing constitutional concerns, the nation’s political landscape is sharply divided. While supporters hail Trump’s efforts to reform governmental systems, critics accuse them of threatening constitutional and citizen rights. As legal challenges proliferate, the joint interplay of executive power and judicial oversight may set transformative precedents for future governance in America.