[Monday, May 05] US News Headlines from r/politics
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1. Executive Authority and Constitutional Questions
1.1 Presidential Power Expansion
President Trump has made statements raising fundamental questions about constitutional authority. When asked if he must uphold constitutional due process, Trump reportedly said “I don’t know” [1]. Despite these concerns, he has explicitly stated he won’t seek a third term, saying “I’ll be an eight-year president” [2]. Senior adviser Stephen Miller has presented what critics describe as a “totally made up definition” of constitutional due process protections [3].
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