The United States Government was established by the United States Constitution in 1787.
Our Government was divided into 3 separate branches: The Executive, The Legislative, and the Judicial Branches, each given specific powers and duties, and barred from infringing upon the powers invested in the other branches.
The Executive Branch will be required to propose all laws LEGALLY, by submitting them to the legislative branch for ratification.
The Judicial Branch will not make law, but will interpret Constitutionality of laws passed by the Legislature.
The Legislature will represent the will of the People, passing all laws and funding all proposals.
Any change to the Constitution or OUR RIGHTS will be done by the Amendment process, not the whim of the President or SCOTUS.