[Mr. Lucky]

OK, where in the Constitution are courts given the power to remove a President from office?

[wintertime]

OK, where in the Constitution are courts given the power to remove a President from office?
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I can not defend a strawman of your creation. Sorry! Can't do it.

[rxsid]

"OK, where in the Constitution are courts given the power to remove a President from office?"

They don't.

And that clearly not what many of these challenges are "asking" for.

They do, however, have the "power" to make a determination as to what the Constitutional requirement for POTUS, "Natural Born Citizen", means (i.e. what the framers intent was)...and therefore who may be considered a NBC for POTUS eligibility.

If they determine that someone born with foreign allegiance owed is not eligible, then it would be up to someone else to "remove" him (presumably law enforcement since impeachment doesn't apply to usurpers) if he didn't remove himself voluntarily.

[American Constitutionalist]

" OK, where in the Constitution are courts given the power to remove a President from office? "

Answer this ? just where in the Constitution does it grant judges the right and authority to make law on the bench and declare that a woman has a right to abortion ?