US EditionTrump’s Open Defiance Of Federal Courts Is Now At Hand
- A federal judge ruled against President Trump's administration, marking the first time a sitting president openly defied a court order without facing any consequences.
- The Trump administration reportedly ignored a federal court's order by deporting individuals, including Venezuelan nationals, despite a judge blocking such actions.
- Attorney General Pam Bondi accused a federal judge of supporting terrorists after blocking Trump's deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, reflecting rising tensions between the executive and judicial branches.
- No enforcement mechanism was present to stop the president's defiance, raising alarm over the future of constitutional government in the U.S.
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Black Saturday: The Day the United States Ceased to Be a Constitutional Democracy
The Moment Democracy Ceased to Function Saturday, March 15, 2025, may have seemed unremarkable to most Americans. But in time, history will remember it as Black Saturday—the moment the United States ceased to function as a constitutional democracy. For the first time in modern American history, a sitting president openly defied a direct federal court order—and nothing happened. No intervention. No enforcement. No consequences. A legal ruling was…
“Oopsie” – the word that means the United States has now tipped into a constitutional crisis
17th March 2025 The United States federal government disregards a court order and jokes about it on social media * In the beginning was a word, and that word was “Oopsie”. It was a word posted on social media yesterday in the name of the President of El Salvador: This was then re-posted by the social media account of the United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio (though from his political account, not his official account): Why is this po…
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