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Legal Battle Erupts After Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ and Federal Power Play in the Capital
Trump defended his order by pointing to what he described as “crime, bloodshed, bedlam and squalor” in the capital.
Trump defended his order by pointing to what he described as “crime, bloodshed, bedlam and squalor” in the capital.
Despite legal barriers, Trump allies remain optimistic, with discussions fueling debates on constitutional norms and democratic principles.
The censure vote (224-198) highlighted growing partisan divides, with Democrats singing "We Shall Overcome" to disrupt the proceedings.
With no co-sponsors yet, the proposal faces slim chances of passing but continues to fuel discussions on Trump’s legacy.
The proposal modifies the 22nd Amendment, permitting up to three terms but prohibiting consecutive terms after two for most presidents.
While public support and bipartisan backing for a stock trading ban are strong, disagreements over implementation and competing priorities have slowed progress.