Affirming the obligation of the President of the United States to comply with court orders.

This measure is a statement from the House saying the President must follow court orders. It doesn’t set new rules or create programs. It simply affirms that the President is obligated to comply with decisions made by the courts, reinforcing the basic idea that no one is above the law .

What this means for everyday people: it’s meant to show support for the courts and the rule of law. It does not change how government services work or affect daily life directly; it’s a formal reminder of an existing duty .

• Who is affected: The President of the United States
• What changes: No new policies; it affirms the obligation to follow court orders
• When: It is a formal statement of the House, not a change in law or timing of any program