Not anymore it doesn't. Sounds like just having a few people show up in black robes and telling SCOTUS they've been placed there is totally legal now as long as it's an official order.
It isn't subject to criminal prosecution but that doesn't mean it actually will do anything. SCOTUS didn't say they'd rubber stamp anything a president did, just that he can't be prosecuted. Those justices would have no authority and no lower courts or states would listen to them.
Says who? The Court? Congress, who has to get it enforced by The Court? The Court that’s had 7 more Justices seated? Is it criminal he didn’t get their advice and consent? Who’s gonna stop him? The Court?
Arrest 6 of them, install 6 new ones, have them issue an opinion that the POTUS has a fucking scope of official duty that makes defeating the checks and balances on the executive by other branches outside the official scope of office, cite the incident as proof.
I have no idea, you are just a random anonymous person on an app that said 3 total words to me. At least other people are explaining their opinions in my replies in a polite manner.
