Supreme Court's Shift on Executive Power Creates More Powerful Presidency Under Trump

The Supreme Court has become increasingly powerful under President Donald Trump, who was appointed by his predecessor to fill judicial vacancies, altering the court's ideological balance and potentially giving him leverage in future cases. This shift has been driven by Republican justices who were selected by Republican presidents, allowing them to appoint like-minded successors when Democrats take office. The court's new composition has also enabled President Trump to advance his policies through conservative jurisprudence.