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GOP. What does the party of law and order tell itself when trump defies a judges orders?

The proclamation does not show that congress has declared war.

Or that a foreign govnement invaded.

Just a reminder there are two conditions that can allow a Presidenty to trigger the AEA.

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Don’t have to. SCOTUS ruled in 1948 that these decisions are for the President to make and not subject to judicial review.
Then there is a basis for appeal instead of defying a court order and creating a lawless situation.
 
Don’t have to. SCOTUS ruled in 1948 that these decisions are for the President to make and not subject to judicial review.

No they didn't.

Why? Because in the Ludecke case (decided 1948) we were still in a declared war at the time the action was ordered (1946).

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The President doesn’t have to obey unconstitutional orders from a district judge in so far over his head it’ll give him a nosebleed.
Well that is certainly an imaginative fiction designed to support a dictatorship.
 
No they didn't.

Why? Because in the Ludecke case (decided 1948) we were still in a declared war at the time the action was ordered (1946).

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For anyone that actually wants to see what the SCOTUS said in 1948 the link is below.

We were still in a declared war when Ludecke was detained.

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Then why did he promise he would many times over? Is Trump actually that stupid? Never mind, I already know the answer.

Probably he wanted to see how many liberals would act as you have......lol. If so, it worked....it's been hilarious.
 
You’ll have to take that up with SCOTUS. They held the judiciary has no jurisdiction in these matters.

No they didn't.

The SCOTUS found we were still in a declared war in 1946 when the individual was detained.

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You’ll have to take that up with SCOTUS. They held the judiciary has no jurisdiction in these matters.
The good news is that if the Trump administration follows the constitution and appeals, it will likely end up at SCOTUS. So, given that, your suggestion is actually the correct one.
 
The good news is that if the Trump administration follows the constitution and appeals, it will likely end up at SCOTUS. So, given that, your suggestion is actually the correct one.
The good news is that we have a President who will not allow some left wing hack judge to ignore his superiors and usurp the powers of the Executive. And there’s not a damn thing that judge can do about it.
 
The good news is that we have a President who will not allow some left wing hack judge to ignore his superiors and usurp the powers of the Executive. And there’s not a damn thing that judge can do about it.
We are in lawlessness then. This is a binary issue.
 
Please tell us when Congress declared war and on which country. Because none of the above applies to what you are extolling above. Since we are not in a declared war, the expulsion of criminals must be supported by a determination that they expelled are criminal immigrants via due process. Have you ever heard of that term? Do you know what it means?

Where the hell was the due process in permitting them to enter without proper vetting of simply following the laws we already have? Who in the HELL gave Biden and the democrats the right to use taxpayer monies to pay NGO's to facilitate the migration of illegal immigrants into our nation?
 
The ridiculous applies to Trump's saying that he would bring down the cost on Day 1 and his supplicants believing it then, but now say the ridiculousness is blaming him for the high costs of eggs.

Only gullible liberals believed Trump can bring the price of eggs down on day 1 when they've been killing millions and millions of egg laying chickens for the previous three years......do you feel like a joker now?
 
All through history the threat of "violent gangs" has fed a paranoia that has allowed the likes of Idi Amin, Adolf Hitler and Donald Trump.

As usual, it's a total fabrication. "violent gangs" are ALWAYS the reason for martial law. It's also the phrase the initially used after nine innocent bystanders where gunned down by the National Guard in 1969 in Ohio.

There's always "violent gangs" where ever the cameras are not!

Well, I guess they are just "good ole boys" from Venezuela, all tattooed up, selling drugs, assaulting, killing, scaring the hell out of people......hell, they are fruitcakes, huh?
 
Bring on those justifications, I'm curious to hear them.
Frequently I wonder where the power of a lower court has the constitutional authority to issue orders to the President. Maybe SCOTUS since it is also created in the Constitution specifically to rule on the constitutional matters, but some third level judge in a judicial district?
 
They say something like "it's partisan, biased judges" or that "judges don't have the right to interfere with the executive branch".
Or they claim such judges are "rogue judges." 🙄
 
Frequently I wonder where the power of a lower court has the constitutional authority to issue orders to the President. Maybe SCOTUS since it is also created in the Constitution specifically to rule on the constitutional matters, but some third level judge in a judicial district?
Is the president above the law?
 
Frequently I wonder where the power of a lower court has the constitutional authority to issue orders to the President. Maybe SCOTUS since it is also created in the Constitution specifically to rule on the constitutional matters, but some third level judge in a judicial district?
Yes, it does have authority. Whether a court is "high" or "low" matters little. Unless a higher court overturns a lower court through due process, the lower court ruling is in legal effect.
 
Is the president above the law?
I think the President himself certainly thinks so. The real question is, why would anyone support a President who thinks or acts like they are not bound to the law like everyone else? Dictators have that kind of thinking.
 
Yes, it does have authority. Whether a court is "high" or "low" matters little. Unless a higher court overturns a lower court through due process, the lower court ruling is in legal effect.
Do you have a cite?
 
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