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And if I wasn't getting ready to head to a rally, I'd have said more. The Rule of Law will be challenged in the late spring/summer by the administration. We are approaching that now. And this is the field the conflict will play out on.

the rally I attended in rural, upstate New York, I am confident that a widening number of people recognize this administration poses serious dangers, and must be stopped.

Third time lucky planet😀

As much as I hope for such an outcome, Trump will be safe until he screws over the elected Republicans and they turn on him.

I don't expect that to happen any time soon.

Pity.

He will be impeached again

It'll take a dozen or seats in the House to flip for an impeachment resolution to pass. There will be a lot of resistance from Republicans, of course, and the right wing media.

But, as you know, the Senate is the key for removal. It will have to be a catastrophic circumstance for Republicans to vote for Trump's removal. I just don't see that happening because these asshole Republicans are so far up Trump's backside that it seems unlikely they will turn on him.

Unless it becomes a total shit show. Then anything could happen. However, my fear is that if we reach that inflection point, the US will have been so damaged that its recovery will take years beyond my lifetime.

Up near the top.

AND pushed HARD by us, their constituents, so they’re crystal clear as to what we want from them.

We have to get LOUD, REPETITIVE, and UNRELENTING. At EVERY turn. They have to feel surrounded and outweighed and damn near suffocated by the sheer numbers of us. They’re pretty damn thick-headed, so we have to be OVERWHELMING.

and we will be able to put a third asterisk behind his name. I wonder how many the total will be.

🤬 🤬 🤬 I hope I’m wrong, but I just feel so like who cares what all these judges say, the orange piece of shit and his cronies will just ignore the directives anyway.

is a rational concern. But I think the USSC will rule against the felon. That sets up what will happen when he ignores the highest court in the land.

every time we get a positive decision, there's always a poster who shrugs it off and says he ignores it anyway.

Can we all agree that is probably the case and that we're just doing this for the record? Save everybody the trouble of making yet another post that says he'll ignore it?

Save time making the post, save others reading it.

Yuh see

Nothing of value would be lost there!

They would only do what they do from another location. I'm afraid that it'll have to be something a little more permanent than deportation...

And leave us alone!

Why won't trump deport them I wonder???

THAT would make America great again; yes INDEED.

I can get behind this campaign!

I'll take an undocumented immigrant as a neighbor ANY DAY over a flag-waving, Bible-thumping MAGAt - because one BELIEVES in America, the other one certainly DOES NOT.

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Impeachment is necessary because of violation of the oath of office. Full fucking stop.

Now, to quibble about it for months all the way to the SCOTUS.

For now. I cannot believe so many Americans are fine with the Trump regime's blatant fascism. I knew there were some, but 44% approving of Pissolini's masked goon squads in unmarked vans and no ID badges snatching people off the streets. It simply boggles my mind.

I honestly believe they cannot connect the dots. It's a short trip from immigrants go citizens!

Nice to see you agan!

To quote the great comedian Tim Wilson: "Well, there's your problem."

Incoming limp-dick weak finger wag in 3, 2, 1...

Someone posted a lengthy explanation.

Lock them the fuck up.

K&R

The Texas judge’s ruling is significant because it dealt head-on with the merits of the wartime law. It’s not the last word on the issue.
https://bsky.app/profile/photoframd.bsky.social/post/3lo5gx4mso22b

Link to tweet

"we just won a major victory in our lawsuit to stop President Trump's mass deportations.

A federal court in southern Texas ruled the Trump administration's invocation of the Alien Enemies Act to conduct mass deportations of immigrants without due process is unlawful. The court blocked the administration from using it to deport anyone being held in the Southern District of Texas, which will prevent more people from being sent to CECOT, a prison in El Salvador notorious for torture.

Immigrants are, and always have been, an integral part of our country. And they, too, are protected by U.S. laws and the Constitution.

We still have a lot of work to do – but we will keep fighting to protect immigrants in every state from Trump's unlawful mass deportations.

Thank you for your support,

The ACLU Team"

And he will probably ignore this ruling.