Trump befiehlt Hegseth, Bondi, militärische Vermögenswerte an den Staat zu schicken, die örtliche Polizei, um Verbrechen in jüngster Zeit zu verhindern

    https://www.latintimes.com/trump-orders-hegseth-bondi-send-military-assets-state-local-police-prevent-crime-latest-581925

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    1. AmorousAlpaca on

      Alternate title: Trump orders gifts for people who like to roleplay as military in a cynical effort to preserve their support.

    2. theassassintherapist on

      Military assets to suppress civilians? Literally a police state.

    3. Historical_Bend_2629 on

      Have they asked law enforcement jurisdictions if they want this? Have they asked the military? Is there any planning or consideration?

    4. CockBrother on

      Regardless of legality this is a military deployment.

      This shit costs money. Tons of money. More money than the „we’ll have so much money from tariffs we won’t know what to do with it“ money.

    5. But Obama…. /s Projection all the way down

      Anyone remember the FEMA camps? And here you have Trump kidnapping citizens to foreign gulags.

    6. Beantown-Jack on

      Military weapons are designed to kill people quickly, not fight crime. Trump is more interested in killing people than preventing crime. But this is expected. Fascism is, at its core, about gratification of sadistic impulses (ever notice the the prevalence of Nazi themes in S&M costumes?), so Trump’s gift of rapid killing machines to law enforcement should come as no surprise.

      For right wing extremists, cruelty is always the point.

    7. SoupSpelunker on

      Just save your time and send them to merde a lardo and 1600 Pennsylvania.

    8. The Posse Comitatus Act **bars** federal troops from participating in civilian law enforcement.

      “Whoever, except in cases and under circumstances **expressly authorized by the Constitution or Act of Congress,** willfully uses any part of the Army or the Air Force as a posse comitatus or otherwise to execute the laws **shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than two years, or both.”**

      Step by step. Inch by inch.

    9. He might as well burn the Constitution. Congress isn’t going to do one damn fucking thing about it.

    10. XSinTrick6666 on

      THIS is what Washington state was anticipating, with their recent HB 1311:

      >Governor Bob Ferguson signed into law a bill that restricts out-of-state military forces from entering Washington. House Bill 1321…

      [https://governor.wa.gov/news/2025/governor-bob-ferguson-signs-bill-restricting-armed-forces-entering-washington](https://governor.wa.gov/news/2025/governor-bob-ferguson-signs-bill-restricting-armed-forces-entering-washington)

      The hour is near, folks.

      This is the EO: [https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/04/strengthening-and-unleashing-americas-law-enforcement-to-pursue-criminals-and-protect-innocent-citizens/](https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/04/strengthening-and-unleashing-americas-law-enforcement-to-pursue-criminals-and-protect-innocent-citizens/)

      1. Nixes DEI — always central to every EO Trump signs. This one is no exception.

      >“work to ensure that law enforcement officers across America focus on ending crime, not pursuing harmful, illegal race- and sex-based “equity” policies. 

      2. Trump sued all those law firms so he could force them to defend cops for free, and ‚indemnify‘ them regardless of their actions:

      >“The Attorney General shall …create a mechanism to provide … indemnification to law enforcement officers who unjustly incur expenses and liabilities for actions taken during the performance of their official duties to enforce the law.  This mechanism shall include the use of **private-sector pro bono assistance** for such law enforcement officers.

      3. Effectively pardon cops / jurisdictions FROM any existing settlements, orders

      >“Within 60 days of the date of this order, the Attorney General shall review all ongoing Federal consent decrees, out-of-court agreements, and post-judgment orders … and **modify, rescind, or move to conclude such measures that unduly impede the performance of law enforcement functions**.

      4. Continue to rob the Treasury…

      >“maximize the use of Federal resources to..increase pay and benefits for law enforcement officers“ …

      REALLY? WONDER WHICH US STATES WILL GET FEDERAL TAXPAYER MONEY???

      5. Turn US wartime munitions on U.S. States and cities:

      >“increase the provision of excess military and national security assets in local jurisdictions to assist State and local law enforcement.“

      6. Make DEI illegal

      >“pursue all necessary legal remedies and enforcement measures to [hold state and local officials accountable who] unlawfully engage in discrimination or civil-rights violations under the guise of “diversity, equity, and inclusion” initiatives that restrict law enforcement activity or endanger citizens.

      etc

      We are officially under assault.

    11. Sounds like the 1765 and 1774 Quartering acts placing British soldiers in American settler’s homes.

    12. threehundredthousand on

      We’ll see how many military folks refuse. Bet it’ll be close to zero despite what people will claim.

    13. medicinaltequilla on

      „There’s a reason you separate military and the police. One fights the enemies of the state, the other serves and protects the people. When the military becomes both, then the enemies of the state tend to become the people.“

      — Commander William Adama of BSG Season 1 (2003-2009)

    14. If you are active duty military and follow these unconstitutional orders, you are a domestic terrorist and will be dealt with accordingly 😁

    15. Short_RestD10 on

      Admiral Adama warned us about this 20 years ago:

      “There’s a reason that there are separate Police and Military. One fights enemies of the state and one protects and serves the people. When the military becomes both, the enemies of the state tends to become the people.”

    16. Dorkseid1687 on

      It’s happening everyone. Fascism is in America.
      What will be done about it?

    17. ProperTrain6336 on

      The intent is to stop community engagement in protests.not “ crime”

      Recent polls showed that the discontent is real and growing against current administration
      And this has to he stopped

      Its the crime of Dissenting !

    18. TheGonzoAbsurdist on

      I remember during the Obama years when the tea party asshats screamed non stop to high hell that Obama was going to send the military after citizens any day now. Now they just shrug and tell us Trump is some patriot genius playing 4D chess we peons can’t fathom. It’s fucking baffling

    19. Twodamngoon on

      Crime was decreasing under President Biden, is donnie expecting it to increase?

    20. Bantis_darys on

      This is clearly them trying to get around the Constitution forbidding federal troops from being used on civilians by literally just militarizing the police.

    21. Any governor can call up the national guard for this if they want. Democracy is officially over if the felon puts active duty troops on American soil and Congress doesn’t impeach him. Particularly if he puts them in states that don’t want them.

    22. This should terrify *everyone*. It basically gives police and federal agents a ton of new powers — and removes a lot of the limits that normally protect people from abuse. It shields police from being held accountable if they hurt or kill someone while “doing their job,” and gives them free legal defense through the government. It also allows the military to hand over weapons, gear, and personnel to local police departments, so they’re essentially turning regular police into militarized forces. Even more concerning, it orders the Justice Department to end or undo court oversight of police departments that have a history of violence or corruption. Getting rid of them means there’s almost no accountability left. On top of that, it threatens to punish local leaders who don’t cooperate with Trump’s agenda. This clown is setting the stage for martial law.

    23. The police don’t prevent crime, they respond to it.

      Community programs, welfare, healthcare, good wages, economic opportunity, *that* prevents crime.

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