>> They do have the authority to say if the President has been proved eligible according to Constitutional requirements.
Perhaps — but only prior to him taking office. He has won an electoral majority (thus been elected), been seated by electors, and taken office. So, even if the Court rules him ineligible, a House impeachment and Senate conviction would be required to remove him.
The Supreme Court is powerless to remove Obama after he’s been seated.
SnakeDoc
“The Supreme Court is powerless to remove Obama after he’s been seated.”
The court has usurped much more than that. I suspect they could make the ruling and see what happens.