Ignore the 'rebuke' theater and track whether the aid actually gets distributed and whether Trump attempts executive interference with congressionally appropriated funds—that would be a real separation-of-powers issue.
This is a standard legislative action (Congress passing aid) that represents normal separation of powers functioning—not constitutional damage. The 'rebuke' framing is media spectacle: Congress exercising its appropriations power is not a crisis, it's the system working. Coverage volume vastly exceeds governance substance (media loves 'GOP splits Trump' narratives), making this primarily noise despite moderate B-score.