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The dem's put lots of provisions in are unconstitutional and/or violate separation of powers and Trump is calling these provisions, and saying that because they violate his constitutional authority, those provisions won't be followed. The provisions include:

Resrtricted personnel and material for military missions
Required advanced notice to Congress before military actions (Remember Pelosi upset that she didn't get advanced notice of the AlBagdaghi raid?)
Tried to restrict transfers of detainees at Guantanamo Bay.
Tried to restrict his authorities with respect to Foreign Affairs.
Tried to prevent money being spent on enforcement of Federal Marijuana laws.
Tried to prevent the Office of Management and Budget from validating that civil works projects conformed with applicable laws and regulations.
Tried to make all records available to inspector generals including sensitive foriegn relations and national security records.
Tried to make information restricted by Executive Privilege available on demand.
Tried to dictate to the president to require him to make recommendations to Congress.
tried to required Congressional approval before officers in the executive branch spending money that had been appropriated by Congress.

In other words, the Legislature used a Spending Bill to redefine Constitutional Separation of Powers.

They thought they could get away with writing a new Constitutional Amendment disguised as a Spending Bill.