Within an hour an appeals judge put a 1 week stay on the ruling. Fucking corrupt judges
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Are you saying that's happened? Or that you expect it will?
Read the article it's literally in the first sentence.
God fucking dammit
The legal system in which the poor languish in jail for years awaiting trial moves extremely quickly when it wants to.
Awesome, so... I don't expect him to be arrested or impeached, or for there to even be an investigation or anything.
I'm hoping for something more realistic like taking away his screen time for the weekend, or at least till he says he's sowwy.
He'd never get his screen time back in that case.
He will never, ever apologize for anything he does.
He doesn't get arrested, but we do. He wont be in prison, but we are.
Such an optimist. I’m hoping for a clear declaration of illegality so the guardsmen involved have no excuses for knowing it’s an illegal order. I hope it will support any with the courage to stand up for the law, and will dissuade any cowards with the expectation they will face jail time
Oh ok, cool. So naturally he's been or will soon be placed under arrest, because that's how being illegal works.
Not anymore, it's not. He's immune from any sort of prosecution related to the job.
Wouldn’t it be nice if rulings against the talibangelical dictatorship actually carried any weight anymore?
Y'all Qaeda at it again
The past year doesn't give me the feeling that this will change anything.
Trump is still free and doing his dumbevil stuff
Need more Democrats to sit and wave cardboard signs. Need more protests to run head first into riot shields. Need more leftist to leave social media spaces wide open. Need more Faygo.
Then maybe things will be different
Too right. Dove and Hawk scenario.
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That means all those troops were following illegal orders.
But the the military say they don't follow illegal orders. What's an illegal order? Well they don't really know but they definitely don't follow them!
Exactly, stop going after trump. Go after every officer and government agents who followed those orders. See how fast they enforce his bullshit when they’re facing personal consequences
Can’t that asshole just pardon them though?
Not on state charges. But Newsom doesn want the optics of going after the troops for illegally kicking the shit out of his own constituants, because that would play terribly with the only important demographic for democrats, republican voters.
Will he though?
Maybe someday we'll honor the 14th amendment, nullifying 47th's term, rendering all of his pardons void
You know, since enemies of the US cannot hold office
Maybe someday you’ll honor the 2nd Amendment.
I've got no problem with the people bearing arms so they may rise up against a tryannical government... like one that has masked goons kidnapping farm workers and meat packers.
Yeah, but maybe Trump issuing illegal orders to the military and offering pardons to those that follow them would be the catalyst Congress needs to pass an amendment limiting presidential pardon power.
Oh my sweet summer child
Yeah, I'm aware realistically that will never happen. I was looking for a silver lining.
Vote republicans out in the mid terms. They’re the ones allowing Donnie’s bullshit.
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A federal judge has ruled that President Donald Trump acted illegally in deploying the National Guard to address protests in the Los Angeles area.
In a ruling issued Thursday evening, U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer wrote that such use of the National Guard was a violation of the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution and exceeded the statutory authority granted to the president.
The order, which takes effect Friday, says the administration must return control of the California National Guard to the state of California.
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Doesn’t he have immunity now?
He does, but anyone following illegal orders doesn’t. Sure, he could pardon them, but only after a long, expensive, and potentially life-changing legal battle after which they’re convicted.
That doesn’t sound like a fight most regular troops should want to gamble on.
Pardons can be pre-emptive, as long as the illegal act has already occured. (Pardons cannot apply to a future crime that haven't happened yet.)
Just look at Ford Pardon Nixon.
That’s true, but trump is transactional. He and Giuliani were selling them for 2 million a pop. How many military regulars can afford one? Why should trump care to pardon them if they can’t give him something?
If I was rank-and-file, I wouldn’t take that bet.
They may not be able to prosecute him, but they can make him stop what he's doing. Theoretically.
Court: "Deploying National Guard in LA is illegal"
orange dickhead: "KILL THESE 'LOOTERS' IN NYC!
See, this is the problem. Doesn't even matter unless this category of actions are enjoined.
And when he inevitably doesn’t listen they’ll make a really strong pouty face.
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It's already been paused on appeal.
https://bsky.app/profile/phillewis.bsky.social/post/3lrhj33wblk2r
The National Guard should release all arrested protesters, return to base and tell the Governor of California that they are "reporting for duty". If not, they are traitors (already before but then even more so).
The legal system is just not equipped to deal with the threat implied by Trump.
In the US it seems like judges are just another executive arm of the government anyway.
The few actual judges still considering the law just get perpetually paused with appeals and what have you.
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