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Via: Guardian
Though Trump himself suggested there is no real emergency, courts are unlikely to second-guess a presidents’ broad leeway Many legal analysts who watched Donald Trump declare a national emergency over immigration on Friday thought that the president had weak legal grounds for doing so. In particular, many thought Trump hurt his own case by admitting, right there in the Rose garden: “I didn’t need to do this, but I’d rather do it much faster.” “This quote should be the first sentence of the first paragraph of every complaint filed this afternoon,” tweeted George Conway, a top Washington lawyer and the husband of Trump aide Kellyanne Conway. “Yup,” replied Preet Bharara, the former US attorney. Related: California leads 16-state lawsuit over Trump’s emergency declaration Continue reading…
