Justice Sotomayor says ‘court decisions stand’ as liberals fret that Trump may not accept legal rulings
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor said Tuesday that court decisions "stand" as President Donald Trump and his administration express deal with challenges to some of their executive actions.
Sotomayor did not directly mention the president during her remarks at Miami Dade College in Florida, according to the New York Times. Hanna Panreck is an associate editor at Fox News.
"Our founders were hellbent on ensuring that we didn’t have a monarchy," Sotomayor added. "And the first way they thought of that was to give Congress the power of the purse."
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