Proposed reforms that limit the Supreme Court's ability to decide constitutional questions may increase the power of the president relative to Congress. This shift could occur if the president asserts that his interpretation of the Constitution holds equal authority to that of Congress or the Supreme Court.
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Potential Impacts of Supreme Court Reform on Presidential Power
Proposed reforms to the Supreme Court may inadvertently enhance presidential power over Congress. This could happen if the president claims his constitutional interpretations are as valid as those of Congress or the court.
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How reforming the Supreme Court could backfire on Democrats
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Potential Impacts of Supreme Court Reform on Presidential Power