Summary
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch expressed concerns over the growing power of U.S. presidents. During a Supreme Court hearing, Gorsuch questioned the limits of President Trump's tariff powers and the potential for future presidents to have unchecked authority.
Key Facts
- Neil Gorsuch is a Supreme Court Justice appointed by President Trump.
- Gorsuch raised questions about the limits of presidential power.
- The context was a Supreme Court hearing on President Trump's tariffs.
- The debate involved "major questions" and "nondelegation" doctrines, which relate to how much authority can be given to presidents.
- Gorsuch warned of a shift in power from Congress to the President.
- The Solicitor General acknowledged that future presidents could use the same powers for different issues, like climate change.
- This story is still developing, and more updates are expected.
