The declaration by the vice president came as court orders have temporarily blocked parts of the Trump administration’s agenda.

Taking to X on Sunday morning, Vice President JD Vance said, "Judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power." The post JD Vance claims judges ‘aren’t allowed’ to overrule President Trump on executive orders,

Liz Cheney, a former Republican House representative who campaigned in the presidential election against Trump, snapped back at Vance. "If you believe any of the multiple federal courts that have ruled against you so far are exceeding their statutory or constitutional authority, your recourse is to appeal," Cheney wrote on X.

A slew of court rulings in recent weeks have hampered the Trump administration’s moves on issues like birthright citizenship and shutting down USAID.

U.S. District Judge Loren L. AliKhan blocked the funding freeze only minutes before it was scheduled to take effect. The administrative stay, prompted by a lawsuit brought by nonprofit groups that receive federal money, lasts until Monday afternoon. Another court hearing is scheduled that morning to consider the issue.

Republican Vice President JD Vance claimed federal judges aren’t allowed to act as a check and balance on the President Sunday, taking his boss’s attacks on the U.S. Constitution to a new level. “If a judge tried to tell a general how to conduct a military operation,

Experts and officials expressed alarm on Sunday after Vice President JD Vance suggested federal courts “aren’t allowed” to limit the White House’s “legitimate power.”The controversy began on Sunday morning,