So, executive branch ignores ruling by the judicial branch, and the legislative branch just sits there and claims either everything is fine or there's no reason to act.
This is a true constitutional crisis. The executive branch is flagrantly ignoring the Constitution and the legislative branch is doing nothing about it. Disgusting
It's all because our Constitution was designed for Legislative and Executive and Judicial to "check & balance" one another along those institutional lines, and within the Legislative even with the House/Senate. As well as federal/state.
That's why Washington argued against partisanship, which happened quickly after the new government formed, within his own administration.
The Constitution wasn't built to deal with this situation, especially since we've now moved into hyper-partisanship. The rivalry being between political parties instead of these institutions undermines the whole system set-up by the Constitution.
The question is how do we resolve this without going to a new Constitution (and whatever it would entail to get there, and is overall highly unlikely)?