Judiciary's Role in Economic Growth Highlighted at Kartavyam Lecture

Recent discussions on Washington Week With The Atlantic highlighted how the judiciary remains a significant check on Donald Trump's administration, particularly as judges, including a Trump appointee, have ruled against key elements of his immigration agenda. This judicial pushback stands out as other institutions that previously opposed Trump have been less active during his second term, emphasizing the judiciary's crucial role in upholding constitutional limits. The panel noted that, while the legal process moves at a different pace than political action, recent weeks have seen the courts step in forcefully to challenge executive decisions.