During Donald Trump‘s final weeks of his 2024 re-election campaign, he fantasized about “one really violent day” of policing as an answer to eradicating crime in America. Speaking to supporters gathered at the Bayfront Convention Center in Erie, Pennsylvania, in late September, Trump mused, “One rough hour — and I mean real rough — the word will get out and it will end immediately, you know?”
On Monday, as he prepared to celebrate his 100th day back in the White House, President Trump signed an executive order ramping up his efforts to embolden law enforcement across the country and shield them from accountability. The president instructed his administration to “unleash high-impact local police forces; protect and defend law enforcement officers wrongly accused and abused by State or local officials; and surge resources to officers in need.”
You know when Obama used executive orders, he was called undemocratic, un-American, tyrannical by the GOP.
Obama issued 272 executive orders in 8 years.
Trump issued 220, in his first 4 years.
Trump has issued 142 more since being re-elected.
The GOP is astoundingly hypocritical, and Trump is being more tyrannical than Obama ever even approached.
PoetryJunior1808 on
He told us what he intended to do from the beginning. Too many were too stupid not to believe him.
noodles_the_strong on
He is going to get people killed.
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LadyRaoulDukeGonzo on
Why does every headline that I read now feel like something I read during a fever dream after drinking a half a bottle of NyQuil?
BigDaddyBain on
Americans have been warned for decades that police have too much power. Now it’s gloves off for everyone.
No_Friend4042 on
Next, Trump is going to launch „The Purge“ in Florida
Ticksdonthavelymph on
So now begins the visible ugliness and attacks on the American people in blue states and “sanctuary” cities. This will be the precursor to martial law if he is not neutered soon.
BoringThePerson on
Martial Law on Day 180 and the complete suspension of the United States Constitution. Isn’t this the tyranny all the 2A folks have been waiting for?
GhostRappa95 on
I wonder if the military is stupid enough to suppress the people (Democrats) that sign their pay checks and fund their benefits.
Melodic-Lingonberry7 on
Tea party in 2005 = Obama will turn the country into police state we need to arm up!!
Stranger-Sun on
Stand Your Ground laws are in almost every state now thanks to the Republican LOOSENING of gun control after Sandy Hook.
patrickisgreat on
Guess it’s time to start forming well armed militias?
Germs_Dean on
If you even suspect your MAGAt neighbors of harboring “illegal aliens” go ahead and call in a tip!
Actual-Lobster-3090 on
The first I’m hearing this is from Rolling Stone??? Why is this not all over the news?
TikiMcFifi on
Abusing all that EOs. One day it will come back to hunt him. Eventually, good triumphs over evil.
zombiereign on
Ah – so there is where all those law offices that gave up free services will be of use.
Illuminated12 on
Another one they will suddenly hate when a Democrat takes office. When Democrats start ordering raids of white nationalists and militias they will cry foul on something Trump himself created.
This may be one that a Democrat President keeps and uses when necessary.
Competitive_Ad291 on
**Posse Comitatus is under threat and this is absolutely paving the way for invoking the Insurrection Act**
**What are the main statutory exceptions to the Posse Comitatus Act?**
*There are many statutory exceptions to the Posse Comitatus Act, but the most important one is the Insurrection Act. Under this law, in response to a state government’s request, the president may deploy the military to suppress an insurrection in that state. In addition, the Insurrection Act allows the president — with or without the state government’s consent — to use the military to enforce federal law or suppress a rebellion against federal authority in a state, or to protect a group of people’s civil rights when the state government is unable or unwilling to do so.*
**What are the constitutional exceptions to the Posse Comitatus Act?**
*There are no constitutional exceptions to the Posse Comitatus Act. The law allows only for express exceptions, and no part of the Constitution expressly empowers the president to use the military to execute the law. This conclusion is consistent with the law’s legislative history, which suggests that its drafters chose to include the language about constitutional exceptions as part of a face-saving compromise, not because they believed any existed.*
*This has not stopped the Department of Defense from claiming that constitutional exceptions to the law exist. The Department has long claimed that the Constitution implicitly gives military commanders “emergency authority” to unilaterally use federal troops “to quell large-scale, unexpected civil disturbances” when doing so is “necessary” and prior authorization by the president is impossible. In the past, the department also claimed an inherent constitutional power to use the military to protect federal property and functions when local governments could not or would not do so. The validity of these claimed authorities has never been tested in court.*
**What are the weak points in the Posse Comitatus Act?**
*Events in 2020 and 2021 have highlighted two loopholes in the Posse Comitatus Act. The first involves the District of Columbia National Guard. Unlike all other state and territorial National Guards, the DC Guard is always under presidential control. Despite this, the Department of Justice has for years asserted that the DC Guard can operate in a non-federal, “militia” status, in which it is not covered by the Posse Comitatus Act. By this interpretation, presidents can use the DC Guard for law enforcement whenever they choose.*
*Another weakness in the Posse Comitatus Act arises from the law that allows the National Guard to operate in “Title 32 status.” In Title 32 status, a middle ground between purely state operations and federalization, Guard personnel are paid with federal funds and may perform missions requested by the president, but they remain under state command and control. That means they are not subject to the Posse Comitatus Act, even though they are serving federal interests.*
**How have these loopholes in the Posse Comitatus Act been exploited?**
*In the summer of 2020, President Trump deployed the DC National Guard into Washington to police mostly peaceful protests against law enforcement brutality and racism. Simultaneously, over the objections of DC’s mayor, the administration asked state governors to deploy their own Guard personnel into Washington in Title 32 status, and 11 governors did so. Although these out-of-state forces were nominally under their governors’ control, it was later revealed that they were reporting up through the DC Guard’s chain of command for “coordination” purposes. That meant they were ultimately taking orders from the president. In this way, the Trump administration brought a large, federally controlled military force into Washington and used it for civilian law enforcement, all while skipping over the procedures in the Insurrection Act and evading the political costs of invoking it. That is exactly what the Posse Comitatus Act is meant to prevent.*
*Moreover, the deployment of non-federalized, out-of-state Guard forces into a jurisdiction without its consent represents another threat to the Posse Comitatus Act. When operating in Title 32 status, Guard forces are exempt from the Posse Comitatus Act because they are under state command and control. A key part of that control is the governor’s right to decline a particular federal mission. That right is meaningless if the president can simply approach a different governor and ask her to deploy her state’s Guard into the unwilling governor’s state. In this scenario, the cooperating governor becomes a fig leaf for the president to use the military as a police force anywhere in the country, free from the constraints of the Posse Comitatus Act.*
Hey, pretty sure I just saw Kingpin do this one in Born Again
ratbaby86 on
Insurrection act lite. Cool.
HotepHatt on
Well, elect a rapist, expect to get fucked.
DjImagin on
This is going to go really well…..
J-the-Kidder on
This is exactly what the communities they serve wanted and needed, a more militaristic police with legal protection for abuse and no accountability from top to bottom. I mean, what could possibly go wrong!?
*Horrifying montage of police brutality*
I’m sure everyone had it coming, surely it was never the officers involved abusing power or authority.
’sarcastic‘
NotMetheOtherMe on
Wake up, check Reddit, see shit like this… just another Tuesday in America.
f8Negative on
Gotta put down the riots when the states run out of food because of his dumbass economic policies.
ShadeBeing on
To have your own opinions and the ability to speak it regardless of how much bullshit it contains is an American right. It is a patriotic to defend your neighbors right to do so. What they do unto them they do onto you. This mentality is applicable to everyone’s rights. This is bad people. This is real bad.
QDSchro on
The fact that police are being given anything associated with the military is a problem because they have to very different purposes. Cops jobs are to protect and serve people in a community. Their main jobs should be de-escalation.
Military is a force whose purpose is furthering and protecting the interest of the United States against ** foreign** countries. There main jobs are not dealing with Americans. It’s to kill.
This is why the police force has become lethal. Somewhere they started conflating their jobs with solders…….they are not solders. They are not warfighters. They are not warriors…. And that’s ok! It doesn’t make them less honorable.
Inevitable_Snap_0117 on
You should have had money for a down payment on a house but y’all didn’t want a woman in charge…
Rezeox on
Preparing for the empty shelves in the coming months?
cyberattaq123 on
“President Donald Trump signs executive order to give every Republican voter violent, searing, explosive diarrhea for his entire term, approval rating skyrockets because ‘the libs will have to smell it’.”
GlobGladiator on
This is why the second amendment exists
optimistickrealist on
Using American taxpayer dollars to find new ways to oppress Americans.
Vierenzestigbit on
Defunding education and science but funding prisons and lawsuits for asshole police officers is certainly a choice for the golden age
Nadmania on
Martial law lite. Thats exactly what this is. It’s how they (P2025) do everything to circumvent laws and the constitution.
Walden_recluse on
„The signed order also encourages the prosecution of state and local officials for “unlawfully prohibiting law enforcement officers from carrying out duties.” And it calls on the Justice Department to prosecute state and local officials who promote “diversity, equity, and inclusion” initiatives that supposedly “restrict law enforcement activity or endanger citizens” — on the grounds that diversity-related measures constitute discrimination or civil-rights violations.“
MAGA – „WHat Do yOu mEAn he’S a fAsCist?“
Tub_floaters on
I didn’t think it could get worse, but I have little imagination.
debrabuck on
And here comes the pardon of Derek Chauvin.
CyberJesus5000 on
Because the current police force is so highly regarded – let’s pump up the numbers!
husker_greenman on
This asshole is just watching Daredevil and doing whatever Kingpin does.
donac on
You don’t give yourself that kind of power and immunity unless you intend to use it.
April 25 (Reuters) – Virginia Giuffre, one of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s most prominent accusers, has died by “suicide” after being mutilated by a bus going 70mph.
In interviews and depositions, Ms. Giuffre said she was recruited to the sex ring in 2000 while working as a locker room attendant at Mar-a-Lago, President Trump’s resort in Palm Beach, Fla
This is still news. She died 2 or 3 days ago. She was trafficked out of Mar-a-Lago.
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***From Rolling Stone’s Charisma Madarang:***
During Donald Trump‘s final weeks of his 2024 re-election campaign, he fantasized about “one really violent day” of policing as an answer to eradicating crime in America. Speaking to supporters gathered at the Bayfront Convention Center in Erie, Pennsylvania, in late September, Trump mused, “One rough hour — and I mean real rough — the word will get out and it will end immediately, you know?”
On Monday, as he prepared to celebrate his 100th day back in the White House, President Trump signed an executive order ramping up his efforts to embolden law enforcement across the country and shield them from accountability. The president instructed his administration to “unleash high-impact local police forces; protect and defend law enforcement officers wrongly accused and abused by State or local officials; and surge resources to officers in need.”
Read more: [https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/trump-executive-order-law-enforcement-1235327251/](https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/trump-executive-order-law-enforcement-1235327251/)
Of course, he wants a race war.
You know when Obama used executive orders, he was called undemocratic, un-American, tyrannical by the GOP.
Obama issued 272 executive orders in 8 years.
Trump issued 220, in his first 4 years.
Trump has issued 142 more since being re-elected.
The GOP is astoundingly hypocritical, and Trump is being more tyrannical than Obama ever even approached.
He told us what he intended to do from the beginning. Too many were too stupid not to believe him.
He is going to get people killed.
[deleted]
Why does every headline that I read now feel like something I read during a fever dream after drinking a half a bottle of NyQuil?
Americans have been warned for decades that police have too much power. Now it’s gloves off for everyone.
Next, Trump is going to launch „The Purge“ in Florida
So now begins the visible ugliness and attacks on the American people in blue states and “sanctuary” cities. This will be the precursor to martial law if he is not neutered soon.
Martial Law on Day 180 and the complete suspension of the United States Constitution. Isn’t this the tyranny all the 2A folks have been waiting for?
I wonder if the military is stupid enough to suppress the people (Democrats) that sign their pay checks and fund their benefits.
Tea party in 2005 = Obama will turn the country into police state we need to arm up!!
Stand Your Ground laws are in almost every state now thanks to the Republican LOOSENING of gun control after Sandy Hook.
Guess it’s time to start forming well armed militias?
If you even suspect your MAGAt neighbors of harboring “illegal aliens” go ahead and call in a tip!
The first I’m hearing this is from Rolling Stone??? Why is this not all over the news?
Abusing all that EOs. One day it will come back to hunt him. Eventually, good triumphs over evil.
Ah – so there is where all those law offices that gave up free services will be of use.
Another one they will suddenly hate when a Democrat takes office. When Democrats start ordering raids of white nationalists and militias they will cry foul on something Trump himself created.
This may be one that a Democrat President keeps and uses when necessary.
**Posse Comitatus is under threat and this is absolutely paving the way for invoking the Insurrection Act**
**What are the main statutory exceptions to the Posse Comitatus Act?**
*There are many statutory exceptions to the Posse Comitatus Act, but the most important one is the Insurrection Act. Under this law, in response to a state government’s request, the president may deploy the military to suppress an insurrection in that state. In addition, the Insurrection Act allows the president — with or without the state government’s consent — to use the military to enforce federal law or suppress a rebellion against federal authority in a state, or to protect a group of people’s civil rights when the state government is unable or unwilling to do so.*
**What are the constitutional exceptions to the Posse Comitatus Act?**
*There are no constitutional exceptions to the Posse Comitatus Act. The law allows only for express exceptions, and no part of the Constitution expressly empowers the president to use the military to execute the law. This conclusion is consistent with the law’s legislative history, which suggests that its drafters chose to include the language about constitutional exceptions as part of a face-saving compromise, not because they believed any existed.*
*This has not stopped the Department of Defense from claiming that constitutional exceptions to the law exist. The Department has long claimed that the Constitution implicitly gives military commanders “emergency authority” to unilaterally use federal troops “to quell large-scale, unexpected civil disturbances” when doing so is “necessary” and prior authorization by the president is impossible. In the past, the department also claimed an inherent constitutional power to use the military to protect federal property and functions when local governments could not or would not do so. The validity of these claimed authorities has never been tested in court.*
**What are the weak points in the Posse Comitatus Act?**
*Events in 2020 and 2021 have highlighted two loopholes in the Posse Comitatus Act. The first involves the District of Columbia National Guard. Unlike all other state and territorial National Guards, the DC Guard is always under presidential control. Despite this, the Department of Justice has for years asserted that the DC Guard can operate in a non-federal, “militia” status, in which it is not covered by the Posse Comitatus Act. By this interpretation, presidents can use the DC Guard for law enforcement whenever they choose.*
*Another weakness in the Posse Comitatus Act arises from the law that allows the National Guard to operate in “Title 32 status.” In Title 32 status, a middle ground between purely state operations and federalization, Guard personnel are paid with federal funds and may perform missions requested by the president, but they remain under state command and control. That means they are not subject to the Posse Comitatus Act, even though they are serving federal interests.*
**How have these loopholes in the Posse Comitatus Act been exploited?**
*In the summer of 2020, President Trump deployed the DC National Guard into Washington to police mostly peaceful protests against law enforcement brutality and racism. Simultaneously, over the objections of DC’s mayor, the administration asked state governors to deploy their own Guard personnel into Washington in Title 32 status, and 11 governors did so. Although these out-of-state forces were nominally under their governors’ control, it was later revealed that they were reporting up through the DC Guard’s chain of command for “coordination” purposes. That meant they were ultimately taking orders from the president. In this way, the Trump administration brought a large, federally controlled military force into Washington and used it for civilian law enforcement, all while skipping over the procedures in the Insurrection Act and evading the political costs of invoking it. That is exactly what the Posse Comitatus Act is meant to prevent.*
*Moreover, the deployment of non-federalized, out-of-state Guard forces into a jurisdiction without its consent represents another threat to the Posse Comitatus Act. When operating in Title 32 status, Guard forces are exempt from the Posse Comitatus Act because they are under state command and control. A key part of that control is the governor’s right to decline a particular federal mission. That right is meaningless if the president can simply approach a different governor and ask her to deploy her state’s Guard into the unwilling governor’s state. In this scenario, the cooperating governor becomes a fig leaf for the president to use the military as a police force anywhere in the country, free from the constraints of the Posse Comitatus Act.*
https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/posse-comitatus-act-explained
Yea, that will help
Hey, pretty sure I just saw Kingpin do this one in Born Again
Insurrection act lite. Cool.
Well, elect a rapist, expect to get fucked.
This is going to go really well…..
This is exactly what the communities they serve wanted and needed, a more militaristic police with legal protection for abuse and no accountability from top to bottom. I mean, what could possibly go wrong!?
*Horrifying montage of police brutality*
I’m sure everyone had it coming, surely it was never the officers involved abusing power or authority.
’sarcastic‘
Wake up, check Reddit, see shit like this… just another Tuesday in America.
Gotta put down the riots when the states run out of food because of his dumbass economic policies.
To have your own opinions and the ability to speak it regardless of how much bullshit it contains is an American right. It is a patriotic to defend your neighbors right to do so. What they do unto them they do onto you. This mentality is applicable to everyone’s rights. This is bad people. This is real bad.
The fact that police are being given anything associated with the military is a problem because they have to very different purposes. Cops jobs are to protect and serve people in a community. Their main jobs should be de-escalation.
Military is a force whose purpose is furthering and protecting the interest of the United States against ** foreign** countries. There main jobs are not dealing with Americans. It’s to kill.
This is why the police force has become lethal. Somewhere they started conflating their jobs with solders…….they are not solders. They are not warfighters. They are not warriors…. And that’s ok! It doesn’t make them less honorable.
You should have had money for a down payment on a house but y’all didn’t want a woman in charge…
Preparing for the empty shelves in the coming months?
“President Donald Trump signs executive order to give every Republican voter violent, searing, explosive diarrhea for his entire term, approval rating skyrockets because ‘the libs will have to smell it’.”
This is why the second amendment exists
Using American taxpayer dollars to find new ways to oppress Americans.
Defunding education and science but funding prisons and lawsuits for asshole police officers is certainly a choice for the golden age
Martial law lite. Thats exactly what this is. It’s how they (P2025) do everything to circumvent laws and the constitution.
„The signed order also encourages the prosecution of state and local officials for “unlawfully prohibiting law enforcement officers from carrying out duties.” And it calls on the Justice Department to prosecute state and local officials who promote “diversity, equity, and inclusion” initiatives that supposedly “restrict law enforcement activity or endanger citizens” — on the grounds that diversity-related measures constitute discrimination or civil-rights violations.“
MAGA – „WHat Do yOu mEAn he’S a fAsCist?“
I didn’t think it could get worse, but I have little imagination.
And here comes the pardon of Derek Chauvin.
Because the current police force is so highly regarded – let’s pump up the numbers!
This asshole is just watching Daredevil and doing whatever Kingpin does.
You don’t give yourself that kind of power and immunity unless you intend to use it.
Why are executive orders a thing?
She was trafficked out of Mar-a-Lago.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/jeffrey-epstein-accuser-virginia-giuffre-dies-by-suicide-her-family-says-2025-04-26/
April 25 (Reuters) – Virginia Giuffre, one of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s most prominent accusers, has died by “suicide” after being mutilated by a bus going 70mph.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/26/us/virginia-giuffre-dead.html
In interviews and depositions, Ms. Giuffre said she was recruited to the sex ring in 2000 while working as a locker room attendant at Mar-a-Lago, President Trump’s resort in Palm Beach, Fla
This is still news. She died 2 or 3 days ago. She was trafficked out of Mar-a-Lago.