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Recent events concerning foreign military intervention and security have once again brought the issue of American presidential and executive authority into the spotlight. Trump's use of executive power to declare a national emergency on the U.S.-Mexican border due to the purportedly unchecked flow of undocumented immigrants into the United States has led critics on both the Democratic and Republican sides of Congress to denounce President Trump's actions as an abuse of presidential authority by a reckless president. On the other hand, supporters of President Trump argue that his use of executive power to act without the consent of a highly polarized Congress in XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX to secure the national border has XXXX XXXXXX an action in accordance with XXX duties XX act in the interests XX national XXXXXXXX. XXXX essay XXXX XXXXX that the XXXXXXXXXXXXX interpretation XX Article X, XXXXXXX 1 and 2 is XXXXXXX, XXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX restrict XXX use XX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XX XXXXXXX that are approved XXXX the consent of XXX Congress, in order to prevent XXX XXXXXXXXX of an XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX that XXXXXX presidential authority for XXXXXXXX or XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX.
XXX main XXXXXXX XXX XXX President XXXXXX restrict XXX use XX executive power to actions XXXXXXXX by Congress are XX do XXXX institutional design. Foremost, the XXXXXXX XX XXX American XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX three branches of government, the executive, judicial XXX legislative, in order that XXXX XXXXXX XX government would XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX, and XXX situation would XXX arise where XXX branch is able to force XXX authority XXX XXXXXXXXX, unrestricted, over XXX interests XX XXXXX branches. The XXXXXXX also built the three XXXXXXXX to act in consistent XXXXXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXXXXXX with each XXXXX [X], XXXX tools such as the XXXXXXXXXX XXX the XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX to XXXXXX XXXX XX single branch of XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX dominance XXXX the XXXXX by force. Furthermore, in XXXXXXX XX national security, XXXX XX those XXXXXXXXX border security, XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX and XXX XXXXXXXXXXX of war, there XXXXXX XX a bipartisan XXXXXXXXX from XXXX parties and all XXXXX branches XX XXXXXXXXXX, which XXXXX mean XXXX it XXXXXX be relatively easy for XXX XXXXXXXXXX XX secure XXXXXXXXX XXXX Congress XXXX XXXXXX of national security. For XXX President XX act unilaterally, therefore, XXXXXXXX an abuse XX power that XXXXXXXX XXX principles XX XXXXXX XXX balances XXXX XXXXX XXXXXX the XXXXXXXXXXXXX design of XXXXXXXX political institutions. [2] President Trump’s XXXXXX declaration XX national emergency, as XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX declarations XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX, therefore XXXXXXXXXX abuses XX XXXXXXXXXXXX authority.
Furthermore, XXXXXXX Congressional approval XXX presidential actions in the interests XX XXX nation’s security XXXXXXXX the XXXXXXXXX from XXXXXXXX or political conflicts of interest. This is XXXXXXX XXX President XX susceptible XX personal and XXXXXXXX conflicts XXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX. President XXXXX’s XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XX a XXXXX war XXXX President XX XXXXXXX of XXXXX is XXX XXXX partisan conflict, which XXX resulted in XXXXXXXXXX economic XXXXX to both sides. XXXXXXXXXXX, given that the XXXXXXXXX’s XXXXXXXXX authority XXXXXXX XX appointments, XXXXXXX and commutations, the XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXX or XXXXXX individuals for XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX, in a way XXXX harms XXXXXXXX security XXX American XXXXXXXXX. [X] XXXXXXXXXX, by seeking XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX such actions, XXX President XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX that are XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX by XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX.
In conclusion, the President XXXXXX XXXXXXXX the XXX XX executive power XX actions that are XXXXXXXX with XXX consent XX XXX Congress. XXXXXX actions by the President of the XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX suggested XXXX XXXX XXXX is XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX in the present XXXXX Administration, and XXXX a XXXXX XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXX the integrity XX American XXXXXXXXX.
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Endnotes
[X] XXXXXX, XXXXXXX. "XXXXXXXX, the XXXXXXXXX, and XXX XXX XXXXXX."California XXX XXXXXX59.X (XXXX).
[X] XXXXXX, XXXXXX, XXXXXX Levitsky, and XXXXX Ahmad Way. "Is America Still XXXX XXX Democracy."Foreign Affairs(2017).
[X] XXXX.
References
Mickey, Robert, Steven Levitsky, and Lucan Ahmad XXX. "XX America Still Safe XXX XXXXXXXXX."XXXXXXX XXXXXXX(2017).
XXXXXX, William. "XXXXXXXX, XXX President, and the XXX XXXXXX."California XXX XXXXXX59.5 (XXXX).
Zakaria, XXXXXX. "XXX XXXX of XXXXXXXXX Democracy."Foreign AffairsXX.X (1997).
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