President Trump's most enduring legacy might be the systematic dismantling of key elements of the federal bureaucracy. He began his efforts with a series of bold executive orders, followed by decisive victories at the United States Supreme Court through its emergency docket, and ultimately by pushing Congress to pass legislation, which he then signed into law.
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