Yesterday, The Free Press published a range of views from seven constitutional law experts on the question: Is the Trump administration acting lawlessly? The experts we spoke to—lawyers, judges, and scholars from across the political spectrum—all shared the view that the president is violating the limits of his executive power.
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Bari,
-----YOU are AMAZING!!
Lanny
I am the one who is exasperated. I have answered your question several times already. So once again, NO we do not need to prove anything other than he is here illegally to deport him or anyone else. The big issue is we are not Russia, where people are picked up off the streets and sent to prison or disappear with no trial. No need to continue so have a good life and move on!