Kevin_Kennedy
Defend Liberty
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Article 1 of the Constitution refers to the powers of the legislature, not the executive.Where in the Constitution does it say the president can do that?This gives the GOP great material for the mid terms. The left still cares more about being PC than they do about national security.9th Circuit rules against reinstating travel ban - CNNPolitics.com
I know. I know. Fake news website, but still...
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President Trump can declare EVERYTHING covered by National Security if he wants to, he can and will call a National State of Emergency the next time Leftist Maniacs go on the rampage on my betting America will be under Martial Law by this Summer because the Leftist Maniacs are going to keep rioting and there will probably be a terrorist attack.
The terrorist attack will be blamed ENTIRELY on the Leftist Traitors who sit on benches they were not elected to, they'll be scapegoated for letting America be vulnerable and President Trump will use them blocking this particular Executive Order to crucify them with and declare Martial Law.
So either Leftist Maniac rioting or a terrorist attack gives him the reason to declare a National State of Emergency, that's Martial Law and with that he can bypass the American Constitution and do what he needs to do to make Americans safe.
They are playing politics with the safety of the American people, the so-called conservative judges are Cuckservatives and not Conservatives, the other judges are Leftists.
The MSM and Beta Cucks and Leftists insist he's a Fascist, so why not go Fascist, he keeps getting called a Fascist, he might as well just do it.
If he declares a National State of Emergency he can use The Suspension Clause, he can suspend habeas corpus and the whole of America will be under Martial Law and with that the Constitution is just another piece of paper and you have NO RIGHTS and no more elections until Martial Law itself is suspended.
"Where in the Constitution does it say the president can do that?"
Here:
Article 1, Section 9 of the US Constitution states, "The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public Safety may require it."
You will have a Police State, but it won't be the police that you see on your streets, it'll be a Militarised Police.
Ex parte Merryman - WikipediaU.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger Taney ruled that the authority to suspend habeas corpus lay exclusively with Congress.
Granted, this is a controversial decision by Taney, but it's common sense. Article 2 lists the powers of the executive, and it does not say anything about the president unilaterally being allowed to suspend habeas corpus.