Summary
President Trump has been taking actions without getting approval from Congress during his second term. This includes decisions like military strikes and imposing tariffs. Some lawmakers are concerned about these moves, while others support him.
Key Facts
- President Trump ordered military strikes on Iran without Congress' approval, sparking debate over his authority.
- He authorized a raid in Venezuela and captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, also without Congress' sign-off.
- Trump imposed tariffs on several countries using a national emergency law, which the Supreme Court later ruled illegal.
- He ordered name changes for government departments and centers, which typically require Congressional approval.
- Trump tried to reorganize and reduce the size of federal agencies, leading to legal challenges and court rulings against him.
