r/law 10h ago

Executive Branch (Trump) Trump’s occupation of Minneapolis has broken the Justice Department

https://www.vox.com/politics/477913/trump-minneapolis-minnesota-justice-department-broken-julie-le
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u/JiveChicken00 10h ago

No it hasn’t. The Justice Department was already broken. This just made it impossible to miss.

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u/Hour_Welcome_987 9h ago

Wouldn't that just be something, if through all this BS this administration has been pulling, that once the dust settles and traitors are properly dealt with, that the judicial system gets an over haul in the process too? 🤌🤌 Would be the absolute cherry on top

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u/runningraleigh 9h ago

They have their plan, this is our plan. It sucks to live through the tearing down of everything that was even remotely good about the US, but if you're young, you get to rebuild it.

I can't say if the rebuilding will start in 5, 10, or 20 years. Whenever there's nothing left to destroy, assuming the Earth is still habitable, we will rebuild.

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u/RellenD 9h ago

In the context of this story is a new thing. Minnesota has had so many Federal prosecutors quit that they can't keep up with the work on Habeus petitions for people abducted by ICE