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The Legal Issues Surrounding Trump’s Plan to Use Troops to Suppress Protests
WASHINGTON — Setting up a rare use of military force on domestic soil, President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon on Saturday night to send at least 2,000 National Guard troops to respond to protests in Los Angeles set off by his immigration crackdown.
As President Trump waged war on Big Law, the head of Sullivan & Cromwell played double duty as his personal lawyer and a ...
Trump came into office on the pledge that he would carry out mass deportations on "day one," impose sweeping tariffs on ...
The new restrictions bar or limit travel from nearly 20 countries, drawing comparisons to Trump’s first-term travel ban.
The U.S. Supreme Court has been a critical arena for numerous legal challenges against executive orders issued by President ...
Trump's administration faced multiple legal setbacks on Wednesday, as three federal court rulings blocked elements of his ...
Days after a landmark legal settlement was issued by a California judge that will permit schools to begin paying college ...
Congressional Republicans took to social media to support President Donald Trump’s efforts to stop the Los Angeles riots.
President Donald Trump may have the opportunity to appoint new Supreme Court justices during his second term in office, legal ...
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