John — it is not within the Constitutional power of the Judiciary to remove a sitting President. Only the U.S. Congress can remove a sitting President.
In past history two Senators were elected who were not U.S. citizens. They were removed from the Senate and their names stricken from the records as though they had never existed, so the Senate handles it own dirty laundry, so to speak.
Congress decided that the power to remove usurpers from the U.S. Presidency was delegated to the District Court of Washington, D.C. The method is Quo warranto.
Don’t blame SCOTUS for not assuming the Constitutional role of Congress.
True.
However, the Judiciary would be the branch of government that IS responsible for making a determination as to the meaning of the Constitutional requirement "natural born Citizen."
They *could* find Barry inelligible.
At that point, he's been found to be a usurper. Congress has no role if he is a usurper. It would be law enforcement issue then.
Unprecidented territory, the country is in.