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Clearly there is a separation of powers. Is it a Political one OR a Judicial one? If it is a Political one, the Judicial Branch lacks ALL Subject Matter Jurisdiction and it rests with the Legislative Branch and then the Executive Branch, more specifically the Commander in-Chief Article II section 3 and Article IV section 4. That is the Letter of the Supreme Law of the Land. This is FORM of Government and who has what Powers and the PROCESS that is due.

Vindicating the public interest is the function of the Congress and the Chief Executive. To allow that interest to be converted into an individual right by a statute denominating it as such and permitting all citizens to sue, regardless of whether they suffered any concrete injury, would authorize Congress to transfer from the President to the courts the Chief Executive's most important constitutional duty, to "take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed," Art. II, § 3.