Obama and Harris publicly rebuke Trump’s second term actions
- Former President Obama and former Vice President Harris gave remarks on Thursday.
- Their speeches addressed concerns about the country under President Trump's second term.
- Obama criticized Trump's efforts regarding immigration, dissent, news, and the legal system.
- Trump stated Willkie Farr agreed to provide $100 million in pro bono legal services.
- Harris stated Trump's return created fear, while Obama voiced concerns about rights infringements.
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Obama Speaks Out Against Trump’s Actions
Former President Barack Obama hammered President Trump’s moves against law firms and universities during remarks at Hamilton College, CNN reports. Said Obama: “It’s unimaginable that the same parties that are silent now would have tolerated behavior like that from me or a whole bunch of my predecessors.” He added: “Let me just close this portion of my remarks by saying – it is up to all of us to fix this. It’s not going to be – its not going to …
Obama and Harris publicly rebuke Trump’s second term actions
Former President Barack Obama and former Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday each delivered remarks on the state of the country under President Donald Trump’s second term, and criticizing the administration’s recent actions.
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