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Truth Will Out. Foreign intelligence & AIPAC utilised leverage aka “tapes” on compromised congressmen to block the Massie & Roe bill to remove a foreign country’s hostile takeover of the US military. CALL your representatives to remove this hostile takeover URGENT

u/CauliflowerTotal7119 — 22 hours ago
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🚨 BOMBSHELL! Top journalist Ana Kasparian drops a massive revelation. She confirms the UAE just bought half of the Trump family's crypto company, funneling a staggering 580 million dollars directly to the President. The White House is entirely for sale.

u/Anwallen — 2 days ago
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BREAKING: The Supreme Court Just Overturned A 91-Year-Old Precedent In A 6-3 Ruling That Gives President Trump The Power To Fire The Leaders Of The FTC, SEC, NLRB, CFPB, And Roughly Two Dozen Other Independent Federal Agencies At Will 🏛️💥

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on June 29, 2026 in Trump v. Slaughter that President Trump had the constitutional authority to fire FTC Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, overturning Humphrey’s Executor v. United States, a 91-year-old precedent from 1935 that had protected members of independent federal agencies from presidential removal without cause for nearly a century. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the majority opinion joined by all five conservative justices, stating that limits on the president’s ability to remove those who exercise executive power on his behalf unconstitutionally infringe on his Article II authority, and that the president may remove his subordinates at will. Justice Sonia Sotomayor took the rare and pointed step of reading her dissent aloud from the bench, a move justices reserve for decisions they consider historically significant and profoundly wrong.

The ruling applies to roughly two dozen independent federal agencies whose leaders previously served fixed terms and could only be removed for cause. The FTC, NLRB, SEC, CFPB, and Federal Reserve Board of Governors are all now subject to at-will presidential removal under the ruling, giving President Trump and every future president direct control over agencies that regulate Wall Street, consumer protection, antitrust enforcement, labor relations, and the broader financial system. Legal scholars describe the ruling as the culmination of the unitary executive theory, the legal doctrine holding that a president must have total control over all executive branch functions, and say it represents the most significant expansion of presidential power over the regulatory state in modern American history.

In a separate ruling issued the same day, the Court drew a distinction and held that Trump could not fire Federal Reserve Board member Lisa Cook, though the legal reasoning behind that carve-out is still being analyzed by constitutional scholars and its precise limits remain unclear. Trump celebrated the Slaughter ruling publicly, saying it “greatly increases” his presidential power. The immediate practical effect is that no commissioner, board member, or director of an independent federal agency can now consider themselves protected from removal if they make a decision the White House opposes.

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u/First-Respect3020 — 3 days ago
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WATCH: Stephen Miller says 'America's doors are closed fully to asylum seekers' after SCOTUS ruling

Hi r/law, doesn't this go against Article 1 of the Const.?

I thought Congress has the power to regulate immigration and asylum law.

This can't be for real? The SCOTUS actually gave this the go ahead??

Hit the brakes. Please help.

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Just an update to this thread, to clarify SCOTUS ruling in relation to Miller's remarks:

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jun/25/trump-news-at-glance-supreme-court

>The US supreme court has given the Trump administration a green light to block asylum seekers at the US-Mexico border, in a decision that fundamentally reshapes the US asylum system.

>The decision allows the Trump administration to revive its so-called turn-back or “metering” policy, allowing federal agents at the US border to stop migrants from physically setting foot on US soil, where federal law guarantees them the right to claim asylum and protection from persecution.

>Because US immigration law entitles migrants arriving in the US to seek asylum, the supreme court case hinged on what, exactly, it means to “arrive in”.

>Human rights advocates have said that the court’s decision allows the Trump administration to essentially invalidate international and US asylum laws, which require government officials to inspect people arriving at ports of entry and ensure that they are not being turned back to dangerous conditions.

This new policy will almost certainly increase levels of immigration not at controlled border checkpoints. Wow.

And the removal of Temporary Protected Status is going to sentence potentially thousands of people to death when they are deported back to countries that are experiencing uprising, war, famine etc. If republicans in congress apparently support this move then they should live with that on their consciences and face the consequences for not doing their jobs to check DHS on these removals. THEY WILL NEVER stand up to this president. Ever. They still have time to do the right thing the TPS statuses will be removed and the deportations can begin next week. This is sickening.

DO. YOUR. JOBS. THE PEOPLE ARE WATCHING ON THIS ONE.

Appreciated reading everyone's input and comments some of them were really moving and impactful. Thanks again r/law

u/Buster_xx — 4 days ago
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South Africans have taken to the streets across the country today, demanding that foreigners leave the country.

u/HatunaPatata — 4 days ago
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Truth Will Out. Epstein compromised AIPAC admin REVEALED. Can’t make this sht up. How did the CIA & FBI not know that a foreign gov was targeting AMERICAN officials and figures with a honey pot operation on US soil ? But it is antisemitic if you ask such a question.

u/Commercial_Act_8071 — 4 days ago
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Truth Will Out. Mamdani’s take down of AIPAC journalist trying to portray AIPAC as a victim . Vote for Muslim American candidates because you know they are not compromised by AIPAC

u/Commercial_Act_8071 — 5 days ago
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Authoritarianism acts as a psychological bridge for dark personalities, study finds. These harsh personality characteristics rely on a strict adherence to authority and tradition to justify punishing others, rather than operating through a direct desire for social dominance.

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u/JollyGreenJarju — 5 days ago
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Victoria Hervey laughing and insisting "you're never going to find her" about Ghislaine Maxwell on live television back in 2019

u/JollyGreenJarju — 5 days ago
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BREAKING: A Joint AP And PBS FRONTLINE Investigation Found That American Technology Infrastructure Is Being Directly Abused To Power Industrial Scale Fraud Compounds In Myanmar, Where Trafficked Workers Are Trained To Make Victims Fall In Love In Four Days, Before Stealing Their Life Savings 🤖💥

A joint AP and PBS FRONTLINE investigation published June 30, 2026 found that American technology companies and their infrastructure are being directly abused to power massive fraud operations running out of scam compounds in Myanmar. The investigation was built on tens of thousands of leaked scam center files, videos and photos, an analysis of AI misuse conducted with C4ADS, and interviews with 58 scam victims and three dozen current and former scammers from 19 countries. The compounds operate under the protection of armed militias affiliated with the Myanmar military, where trafficking victims who have been rescued reported torture and beatings.

Scammers inside the compounds are trained to build fake romantic identities using AI tools and are given scripts to make victims fall in love within four days before pivoting to cryptocurrency investment fraud, a method that has turned these compounds into a multibillion dollar global fraud industry. Myanmar’s military launched a high profile demolition of KK Park in October 2025, but the crackdown was largely theater, with devices tracked by investigators moving directly from KK Park to a new facility near Hpakalu, Myanmar in January 2026, where operations simply continued. At least 13 of 25 newly identified scam compounds active between March and June 2026 were found using Starlink IP addresses.

AP found no evidence that any of the named U.S. technology companies were doing anything illegal, meaning the story is about infrastructure abuse rather than corporate wrongdoing, but the investigation raises serious questions about whether American tech platforms have adequate controls to prevent their tools from being weaponized by sanctioned entities running slave labor fraud operations. The U.S. Treasury sanctioned the Democratic Karen Benevolent Army in November 2025 for supporting the compounds, but the scam operations have continued expanding. The investigation is part of an ongoing AP and FRONTLINE collaboration that includes an upcoming PBS documentary.

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u/InterstellarKinetics — 4 days ago
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Footage of Patrice Lumumba being arrested by Belgian-backed forces in 1960, just months after he became Congo’s first democratically elected Prime Minister following independence. The U.S. assassinated him.

Footage of Patrice Lumumba being arrested by Belgian-backed forces in 1960, just months after he became Congo's first democratically elected Prime Minister following independence.

The US and UK, fearing his pan-African vision and refusal to align with the West during the Cold War, supported his removal.

He was assassinated in January 1961. His death remains one of the most consequential political killings in African history

u/Grand-Poser-2916 — 6 days ago
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Boycott them all.

Protesters have been slowing down business at Tesla Diner in Hollywood EVERY Friday and Saturday night since it opened in 2025

Elon Musk, the richest man on the planet, waved a chainsaw on stage like it was a joke. It wasn't, not for some of the poorest people on earth, who lost food, vaccines, and medical care when DOGE gutted USAID. Now he wants your money at Tesla, X, and everywhere else he runs.

Boycott them all.

u/50501LittleBoBlue — 6 days ago
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WEF World Economic Forum Matthew Liao: We can induce 'meat allergy' by using Lone Star Ticks to stop the consumption of meat and “help the planet”

u/Genesis44-2 — 6 days ago