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Trump’s DOJ Argues He Has Unlimited, Near-Dictatorial Power

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March 27, 2025

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The Department of Justice is making an unprecedented—and extreme—argument about presidential power in Courts to defend the Trump Administration’s defiance of judges and lack of due process for Venezuelan immigrants. Legal experts say their arguments effectively describe “near-dictatorial power” that allows Trump to bypass the Court system (and Constitution). Aside from these insane pseudo-legal arguments, Trump and Republicans are proposing extreme measures to stop judges from blocking Trump from abusing his power. In this video we’ll break down the GOP attack on our judicial system.

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