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The article examines how Democratic control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives could constrain President Donald Trump. It explains that the U.S. Constitution separates the branches of government: the president leads the executive branch and the armed forces, while Congress has the power to pass laws, levy taxes, approve the budget, and fund military operations. Congress, whose newly elected members begin their terms on January 3, could therefore refuse to fund operations Trump wants to carry out. The Senate can also block appointments and treaties, while the courts can review presidential decisions and strike down those that violate the Constitution. The article expects Trump to face political pressure over the next two years, but warns that he may make unexpected decisions.
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