Donald Trump signed an executive order directing federal prosecutors to file criminal charges against individuals who burned the U.S. flag during the protests.
Monday’s order tells the U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondisee if people burn flags and see if other crimes can be committed, such as disturbing peace or breaking environmental laws.
Trump claimed “you burned the flag and was sentenced to one year in prison when signing the order,” although that did not include details about the potential prison sentence.
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Trump signs order to commit crime accusations against those who burn our flag
The president’s move was an attempt to bypass the Supreme Court ruling since 1989, when the court ruled 5-4 in Texas v Johnson to destroy the flag protected by political speech under the First Amendment.
The court ruled that the flag burning law was withdrawn in 48 states and made it clear that people have the right to burn flags to express their political views.
Judge Rules
Marylander Kilmar Abrego García He was detained after reporting to Baltimore’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents on Monday, but later the judge ruled that he could not be deported at this time.
Ábrego’s detention, who Trump administration Just three days after he released his criminal custody from Tennessee criminal detention, he entered the middle of a fierce deportation legend.
Illinois Democrats condemn Trump’s plan to send troops to Chicago as “unconstitutional”
democracy Leaders in Illinois and across the U.S. Congress denounce Donald Trump’s report dispatch plan National Guard to Chicago, Condemn their alleged unprecedented abuse of presidential power.
this Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker highlighted the city’s recent decline in crimes and accused Trump of creating a crisis to take over Democratic-run cities.
“Sir President, don’t come Chicago,” he said. “You neither want here nor do you need it. ”
Republican-led committee subpoena comes from Jeffrey Epstein Manor
one RepublicansLeading Congressional Committee has summoned documents from the legacy of the shamed late financier Jeffrey Epsteinaccording to a press release on Monday.
The subpoena was signed by Congressman James Comer, Republican chairman of the House Oversight Committee. The estate is registered in the Virgin Islands, USA.
The move is the latest twist in a series of events surrounding the connection between convicted sex traffickers and the rich, especially Donald TrumpRight-wing bases have long been consumed by conspiracy theories around Epstein.
Trump orders to cancel cashless bail in DC
The president signed two executive orders on Monday aimed at eliminating cashless bail for those accused of committing crimes Washington, DC and other jurisdictions, he strives to control the escalation of law enforcement efforts in the capital and beyond.
Trump wants to meet Kim Jong-un, he tells South Korean president
Donald Trump said on Monday he wants to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-eun And he’s willing to South Korea Even if he made new criticisms among his visiting Asian allies.
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