Mike Davis: ‘Judges Blocking Trump’s Treasury Oversight Violate the Constitution’
Mike Davis argues that federal judges, including those appointed by Trump, unlawfully obstruct the President's Article Two powers concerning executive reforms. He cites restrictions on Treasury spending reviews and the recall of USAID employees as examples.
When judges play politics, Davis says, they’re not just overstepping—they’re undermining the Constitution.
“You have these uni-party federal judges, these activist judges who are unlawfully, unconstitutionally, dangerously trying to curtail the President’s Article Two powers. For example, we have a judge telling the President and his Treasury Secretary that they can’t look at spending data at the Department of the Treasury. That is certainly not constitutional for a judge to rule that the President has the executive power.”
Another ruling by Judge Carl Nichols delays the recall of USAID employees, despite Trump's clear executive authority. Davis describes these actions as unconstitutional and dangerous.
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