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Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., believes the president Donald Trump He is causing a “constitutional crisis” in the midst of his enmity with a federal judge who ordered the president to cease to be the deportation flights that are carried out under the alien enemies law.
During an appearance in “Meet The Press” by NBC, Schumer warned that Trump is looking to challenge the courts and threaten democracy in the process.
“And democracy is at risk. Look, Donald Trump is a man without law and angry. He thinks he should be king. He thinks what he wants, regardless of the law, and believes that the judges should listen to him,” Schumer said.
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The leader of the Senate minority, Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., said President Donald Trump is causing a “constitutional crisis” by opposing the order of a federal judge to detain members of Venezuelan gangs.
The judge of the United States District Court, James Boasberg, presented a 14 -day restriction order last Saturday to immediately stop the TRANGO DEPORTATION PLAN of the Trump Administration, after human rights groups argued that Venezuelan citizens with legitimate asylum claims are in danger of being swept into deportations.
In response, representative Brandon Gill, a Texas Republican, threatened to present articles of political trial against Boasberg the next day. Trump indicated his support for the move in a subsequent social publication, stating: “I am only doing what the voters wanted me to do. This judge, like many of the crooked judges that I am forced to appear before, should be accused!”
After the Trump signal, Gill presented the articlesTelling Fox News Digital: “During the last weeks, we have seen several dishonest activist judges that try to prevent the president from exercising, not only the mandate that voters gave him, but their democratic and constitutional authority to keep American people safe.”
The senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., has been criticized for his own party to recently vote for a Republican Stopgap spending bill. (AP Photo / J. Scott Applewhite)
Schumer told the host Kristen Welker that the Democratic Party has “to fight in that in every way”, adding that the legal efforts of the party to stop Trump’s agenda can and work.
“And in reality we have had more than 100 cases in the courts in which we have had a very good success history. So Donald Trump, enraged by that success, said the judges should be accused. They allow me to say it: Donald Trump and the American people, the Democrats in the Senate will not accuse the judges.
After Welker asked about Trump, stating that he would not disobey a court order, Schumer said he does not trust Trump.
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“I don’t trust Him. We have to see him as a falcon. Challenging judicial orders are why our democracy is at risk, and we will have to do everything to fight in that regard,” he said.
Trump’s strong Schumer reprimand occurs when some in his party are challenging his leadership after voting for a continuous resolution (CR) proposed by Republicans to avoid a government closure despite the wide opposition of the bill by the Democratic Party.
The legislator defended his vote and insisted that he would Do not give up of his role as the leader of the Senate minority despite the calls to do so from other Democrats.
“Look, I am not renouncing, I knew that when I cast my vote against the closure of the government, there would be a lot of controversy. The CR was certainly bad, you know the resolution continues, but a closure would be 15 or 20 times worse.”
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