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The Constitution Strikes Back Against Trump

  • The Trump administration threatened to use very heavy force against protesters during the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary in Washington, D.C., in June 2025.
  • This development is part of the administration’s wider efforts to target various groups such as academic institutions, legal practices, labor organizations, former officials, and news organizations, actions that violate multiple constitutional rights.
  • Many of the administration’s executive orders were temporarily halted by judges for violating constitutional protections like due process and free speech, including a Supreme Court order related to immigrant rights.
  • Polls show nearly 6 in 10 adults believe Trump has gone too far in presidential power use, while about 7 in 10 expect presidents to follow Supreme Court rulings, even in national security matters.
  • Experts warn that if the administration does not alter its current path, the country faces a constitutional emergency in which the president may act beyond the constraints of legal accountability.
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The Constitution must be the guarantee of freedom, not the limit of collective ambition. It must open roads, not close them. It must protect citizens, but never childize them or treat them as subordinates.

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The Washington Post broke the news in on Tuesday, November 10, 2020.
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