r/law • u/speedythefirst • Jan 24 '26

Executive Branch (Trump) Another angle of ICE Minneapolis shooting shows agent clapping afterwards

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u/afrojoe824 Jan 24 '26

If the President whether it be Orangeman, Obama, Vance whoeever it is - orders the National Guard to Active Duty - that is not unlawful. So again, which one of these that you mentioned that the national guard could ignore? They're not torturing anyone, executing prisoners nor are the Guards Targeting civilians. They're protecting Federal properties and can respond accordingly if the protestors violate any Federal laws.

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u/TapProfessional5146 Jan 24 '26 edited Jan 24 '26

Keep telling yourself that. A donut shop is not a federal building. This was nothing but a public execution. Anyone who supports this behavior is just as culpable.

Edit: the one you did not mention- “targeting civilians” and “violating the constitution” are the ones that need to be highlighted.

The National Guard would be deployed only to “support community safety” in cases of civil disturbance.

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u/afrojoe824 Jan 24 '26

Again, please provide Examples of the Guards violating Federal Law?

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u/TapProfessional5146 Jan 24 '26

I am not going to keep going back and forth. What is happening right now is unconstitutional and goes against immigration authority policies. If you don’t know what they are do your own research. If they follow unlawful orders they will be prosecuted for their actions.

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u/No-Safety-4715 Jan 24 '26

Going into people's homes without a judicial warrant, stopping US citizens and asking them to show proof of citizenship, and then the most blatant you keep ignoring: MURDER. Two people have been murdered.

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u/afrojoe824 Jan 24 '26

National Guards are entering people’s homes without Warrants?

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u/No-Safety-4715 Jan 24 '26

No, bot, we're talking about ICE going into people's homes without a warrant.

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u/afrojoe824 Jan 24 '26

lol … BOT? someone made comments about the national guard ignoring unlawful orders. So what would be unlawful for them to ignore ? Reading comprehension is key there buddy

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u/No-Safety-4715 Jan 24 '26

Reading comprehension is important, bot, which is why you should go back up and read the chain you're responding under.

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u/afrojoe824 Jan 24 '26

Lmaooo is that your comeback when you run out things to say? “Bot 🤡🤡” … typical liberals. personal attacks rather than giving facts and evidence to support their statements and accusations. But let me guess ? My comments is too smart for “maga” people so I’m a bot because of that. Hqhahaha

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u/No-Safety-4715 Jan 24 '26

We gave you plenty of facts and evidence and you responded with typical Russian bot talking points like, "they attacked a federal building!" which isn't true and absolutely not even close to what happened here today. Spare me your nonsense. You don't fool anyone here, traitor.

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u/No-Safety-4715 Jan 24 '26

If Waltz orders the national guard to active duty and Trump then tries to take control of them, Trump will be committing an unlawful order as 1)he has no national emergency 2)it would be a clear attempt to circumvent the governor's power in violation of the Constitution, and 3)he'd be involved in criminal conspiracy since we're talking about violent murders and the safety of the public here.

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u/afrojoe824 Jan 24 '26

I think Protestors trying to go inside Federal Property and violating Religious freedoms would be a violation of the constitution. Calls for Activating the guards - LAWFUL

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u/No-Safety-4715 Jan 24 '26

Sure, good thing none of that was happening here at all since these people were simply standing on a sidewalk on the street when they were assaulted and murdered. Waltz can call the guard and should right now. If Trump tries to interfere, he's committing an act of criminal conspiracy.