Trump vs The Courts

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With Trump deporting immigrants and quite a few of the courts have been fighting back against him, with one of the judges being arrested by his administration. Then he’s trying to get another judge dismissed from his duties. 

How do you feel this power struggle will play out? Should a president have this ability or should he not? 
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There is always a great power struggle when it comes to who gets to decide. Even perfect democracy doesnt solve power struggle because minority must fight for power, and majority isnt same majority on every different decision. There is not much which Americans can do after elections. The only power American people have is once in 4 years to elect people in selected positions. What those elected people do after is out of control.
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It will play out like it always plays out.

Trump looks truly evil, shrugs it off, smirks, makes narcissistic satanic remarks and his pseudoChristian cult cheer him on.

Another day.

Another dollar.
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It' s good he wasn't round when the Pilgrims came in.
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Should a president have this ability or should he not?
Well, should the Attorney General have the power to prosecute people? Judge Dugan was indicted by a grand jury, so I don't think there was zero basis for the charges. There are probably political motivations involved, but then there always are whenever a politician is charged. Someone has to be in charge of prosecution, and I'm struggling to imagine a system where the risk of corruption is zero. If there's enough evidence to prosecute someone, should the AG just not prosecute them?
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With Trump deporting immigrants and quite a few of the courts have been fighting back against him, with one of the judges being arrested by his administration. Then he’s trying to get another judge dismissed from his duties. 

How do you feel this power struggle will play out? Should a president have this ability or should he not? 
The people elected a criminal Trump found guilty of 34 felony counts. It’s anyone’s guess where Trump the criminal will take the country.
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Probably to court where they belong.
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At least Gp is glad we have a foreign sex worker as First Lady.
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The courts get in the way of democracy. Civil service and government workers get in the way of democracy. A judge is a corruptible specimen like a politician. Why would a judge care more for America than Donald Trump? 

A majority of Americans support deporting migrants who are criminals. What is Trump doing wrong? 
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Someone has to be in charge of prosecution, and I'm struggling to imagine a system where the risk of corruption is zero. If there's enough evidence to prosecute someone, should the AG just not prosecute them?
Well they used to just tip toe around anything that could give the appearance of impropriety and refrain from going after people when they knew significant portions of the public would perceive it as political and not justice.

Those days are gone.

First "No one is above the law"

Soon "No law"

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A majority of Americans support deporting migrants who are criminals. What is Trump doing wrong? 
Deporting innocent migrants without due process.
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At least Gp is glad we have a foreign sex worker as First Lady.
She couldn’t even please Trump who married her for sex.
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The judiciary needs to be crushed
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After Trump ridiculed the Papacy you still fanboy him
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What does Kamala and district judges have in common? They were both not chosen by the people to run the entire country.
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This isnt even from a pro-trump persepctive, the judiciary is liberal tyranny and has been since day 1
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I seem to remmeberr Obama telling Biden to stop the flow of migrants across the border illegally. Get it done? No.
I seem to also remember Biden telling Harris to stem the migration across the southern border. Get it done? No.
I see Trump rounding up and deporting migrants crossing the border illegally. Get it done? Getting it done.
Bottom line, these migrants who cross the border ignoring checking with  Border patrol, which notice is posted all across the border [north and south] are here illegally. period. Let them wait like others who are trying to enter the country legally, or doesn't anyone here respect the law, anymore?
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This is how it's ntended to play out tbh. Whatever branch of the government has the most willpower usually wins. It's kind of designed this way.  Both parties were kind of scared of power for a while so the judges took it and now the executive branch is the most motivated. Maybe in a few years the the Senate will be the most motivated. I know libertarians typically think the branches exist to stop each other and make no movement but it's got this in built flexibility and personally I think the executive branch should weild all the power it can, while it can and that since the leader of that branch is populist he really is the first of the people
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Yeahh, that’s partly how I see it. 

While the people divided the power and established the branches to even it out in order to fight dictatorship. It would be unrealistic to not expect a little bit of corruption 
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I don't think Its necessarily corrupt for one branch to be more motivated than the others