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In the first state of Donald Trump, the US Civil Liberties Union has submitted four hundred and thirty legal measures against the Trump administration. Since the opening of Trump II, the Civil Liberties Union has presented to attend cases of prevention of executive orders that end the newly born citizenship, gender health care, and more. If the administration challenges the judge to return the full -futile governmental funds with executive order, says Anthony Romero, CEO of the American Triple Union Party, we will reach a constitutional crisis. “We are in Rubicon,” says Romero. “Whether we cross, it remains to see.” Romero occupied the job since 2001 – began just a few days before 9/11 – and he did the mission under four presidents. David Reimnik tells that it is not a new thing for presidents to get rid of judicial obstacles to implementing their business schedules; Romero mentions Bill Clinton’s attempts to strip the attempts of some forces to be significantly aggressive. However, “if Trump decides to firmly challenge a judicial matter, I think. We have to take the streets in a different way. We have to close this country.”
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