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🇺🇸 US courts block orders by Donald Trump
The first three days of Donald Trump's presidency began with fanfare - the politician signed dozens of executive orders to radically change some aspects of US domestic policy.
📌However, as practice has shown once again, implementing the planned changes turned out to be not so simple. Trump gradually began to face what he had already dealt with during his first presidential term - his orders are challenged in court and prevail.
Yesterday, a federal judge in Seattle suspended the president's order intended to restrict the right to US citizenship by birthright.
The judge's decision is based on the fact that the order goes against both the constitutional amendment adopted in 1868 and the history of its interpretation by American courts over more than 100 years.
It is noteworthy that this is not the only lawsuit - human rights organizations and the leadership of several cities and 22 states have already turned to federal courts.
🔻In other words, in this area, the Trump administration will face chaos - the implementation of new orders will be haphazard, will not affect everyone, and will meet fierce resistance from opponents of the current president.
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In these conditions, Trump's decisions will gradually begin to take on a populist character - they will be loudly announced, but their implementation will be very lame.
#USA
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The first three days of Donald Trump's presidency began with fanfare - the politician signed dozens of executive orders to radically change some aspects of US domestic policy.
📌However, as practice has shown once again, implementing the planned changes turned out to be not so simple. Trump gradually began to face what he had already dealt with during his first presidential term - his orders are challenged in court and prevail.
Yesterday, a federal judge in Seattle suspended the president's order intended to restrict the right to US citizenship by birthright.
The judge's decision is based on the fact that the order goes against both the constitutional amendment adopted in 1868 and the history of its interpretation by American courts over more than 100 years.
It is noteworthy that this is not the only lawsuit - human rights organizations and the leadership of several cities and 22 states have already turned to federal courts.
🔻In other words, in this area, the Trump administration will face chaos - the implementation of new orders will be haphazard, will not affect everyone, and will meet fierce resistance from opponents of the current president.
➖➖➖➖➖
In these conditions, Trump's decisions will gradually begin to take on a populist character - they will be loudly announced, but their implementation will be very lame.
#USA
@rybar together with @usaperiodical
Support us Original msg