radical right
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So the interpretation of the first ban you say was seen as an assault on the Constitution ? Otherwise, this was figured to be the case by someone like you or your co-horts, but doesn't it all depend on the majority interpretation of the ban in respect to the Constitution ???She was not wrong then....she was right. What Trump asked her to defend was unconstitutional and was stopped, almost immediately, Ban number 2 was completely re-written and was also stopped for being unconstitutional, but ban number 3 which modified ban number 2, was then approved.
Ban number 1 was clearly, with no doubt, unconstitutional.... she stood up for what she swore by God, she would do.
What are you people having trouble with. Ban number one was ruled unconstitutional flat out, and an injunction was issued to stop it. They modified it, and the second ban was also held to be unconstitutional, but with only partial injuncitve relief. Number three was the twice modified version that squeeked by federal review.
Anybody trying to implement the first ban, would have later been stopped from implementing it. Sally Yates made the right call.
She wasn't going to enforce a clearly illegal order.. She wasn't going to utilize the Nazi defense of "I was only following orders"