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President Donald Trump revoked Secret Service protection for former Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday as she prepares for a nationwide book tour.
Harris received six months of protection from the Secret Service after leaving office as required by federal law.
However, shortly before leaving office then-President Joe Biden quietly extended her protection by an additional year in an undisclosed directive not revealed until now, according to a CNN report.
Trump canceled the protection in a Thursday letter entitled ‘Memorandum for the Secretary of Homeland Security.’
When Tennessee’s Republican governor, Bill Lee, dispatched his National Guard troops to Washington to support President Trump’s crackdown on crime, Democrats and other critics wondered why he didn’t keep them within state lines.
Memphis, after all, has long been one of the most dangerous cities in the country, with a murder rate about twice as high as the nation’s capital, according to F.B.I. statistics. Nashville has a higher rate of violent crime than Washington as well.
The same questions could be asked of other Republican governors like Greg Abbott in Texas, Mike DeWine in Ohio and Mike Kehoe in Missouri, since cities under their purview all have higher rates of violent crime than the nation’s capital. Yet no Republican governor has asked for federal intervention.
Judge says Trump administration’s use of US military in Los Angeles violated federal law
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth violated federal law by using the US military to help carry out law enforcement activities in and around Los Angeles this summer.
US District Judge Charles Breyer concluded that Trump’s use of thousands of federalized California National Guard members and US Marines to provide protection to federal agents during an aggressive immigration crackdown in the Los Angeles area ran afoul of the Posse Comitatus Act, a 19th Century law that generally prohibits the use of troops for domestic law enforcement purposes.
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Incredibly important ruling though.
The problem is that the Supreme Court has limited nationwide injunctions from District Courts, so the ruling likely only applies to Los Angeles and possibly the rest of California. Judge Charles Breyer (brother of retired SCOTUS judge Stephen Breyer) is in the Northern District of California which is just the counties along the coast north of the San Francisco Bay area. He also granted a stay to allow Trump and Hegseth to appeal his ruling to the Ninth Circuit Appeals Court, which would just be the western US.Incredibly important ruling though.
For all the other cities that Trump is threatening. It basically means that Trump cannot make the military carry out law enforcement.

Are you listening US citizens??????????????????????????
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Hmm... I would say that the libertarian branches of both major parties were saying this, too. Both were originally proponents of civil liberties.Listening? Probably not -- the Libertarian Party has been saying this for half a century and it hasn't sunk in.
I don’t think we’ll be waiting long. Trump is still a piker and doesn’t have the brains or fortitude to do anything truly radical but he has shown the path for those who, prior to his presidency, never saw the possibilities that office had to offer both power wise and financially.Until the system gets reformed, we're just waiting for the next President who abuses the law.
I'm usually the optimist but, from where I sit, Democrats are wandering around with no plan to fix anything and Republicans are no longer Republicans... at least the Republicans who believed in power being invested in Congress as a representative democracy, limited government, pro-business policies and civil liberties.I don’t think we’ll be waiting long. Trump is still a piker and doesn’t have the brains or fortitude to do anything truly radical but he has shown the path for those who, prior to his presidency, never saw the possibilities that office had to offer both power wise and financially.
It’s more likely than not that will be his eventual legacy.

