The wall must not supersede the Constitution’s checks and balances

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When push comes to shove, President Trump’s wall does not give lawmakers a pass on legislative responsibility.

The Constitution establishes Congress as a co-equal branch with the executive. Lawmakers must be willing to wield that power rather than simply bowing to whims of the Oval Office, even if means opposing a president of their own party.

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