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Bernardo de La Paz

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13. Wrong. They did not rule on Jan 6. They did not say he can deport anyone.

Fri Jun 27, 2025, 02:05 PM

Jun 27

On July 1, 2024, the Supreme Court ruled in Trump v. United States that presidents have absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for those official acts which fall within their "exclusive sphere of constitutional authority". For those official acts that do not fall within this inner core, but nevertheless within "the outer perimeter of his official responsibility", a president enjoys at least a presumptive immunity. When it comes to unofficial acts, there is no immunity.[48] The case was returned to the lower courts to determine whether Trump's actions related to the January 6, 2021, attacks on the U.S. Capitol were official or not, and if so, then to which degree of immunity they would be entitled. -- Wikipedia

The Courts ruled that Albrego Garcia had to be brought back and yes he was.

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So when are they hosting the big bonfire in D.C. to officially burn the Constitution? [View all] sinkingfeeling Jun 27 OP

4th of July, probably milestogo Jun 27 #1

Be there! It's going to be wild!! newdeal2 Jun 27 #2

Never Bernardo de La Paz Jun 27 #3

Never say never. sinkingfeeling Jun 27 #4

Never, like the time Roberts and Co invented presidential immunity? Kid Berwyn Jun 27 #8

That's not what they found. It is a very shallow reading of that decision that many have to hold that erroneous view Bernardo de La Paz Jun 27 #10

Not really. SCROTUS redefined "insurrection" to allow Trump to return to office. Kid Berwyn Jun 27 #12

Wrong. They did not rule on Jan 6. They did not say he can deport anyone. Bernardo de La Paz Jun 27 #13

And now they're kicking Albrego Garcia back out. Kid Berwyn Jun 27 #14

The US Constitution or, as called by Maga, the deep state Walleye Jun 27 #5

Not today. Attorneys are too busy amending their complaints. NT mahatmakanejeeves Jun 27 #6

No need to burn it if it can be judicially gutted under the color of law. Solly Mack Jun 27 #7

It'll be hung behind a curtain in Tangerine Idi Amin's circus office... Hugin Jun 27 #9

They're waiting for Triump to ponder the price of the tickets to charge to see the ceremony. Ping Tung Jun 27 #11