The court respecting its proper role in our tripartite system of government is also an important Constitutional concern. The framers gave primacy to the President and Congress when it came to issues of national security and defense.[1] It&#x27;s not even clear the framers intended for the government&#x27;s national security activities to be subject to any form of judicial review, much less that they intended the courts to be empowered to enjoin such activities before even deciding their Constitutionality.<p>[1]  With good reason. The U.S. at the time of the founding was a fledgling country, threatened by European powers as well as domestic insurrection. There was great concern that a government with three branches would not be able to cooperate to respond effectively to foreign and domestic threats.