The fence set up last week surrounding the White House now feels even more ominous. While officials claim the policy targets only those convicted of crimes, the implications are alarming: where does it stop? This is unconstitutional!

Deporting American citizens—even those with criminal records—to foreign prisons is unconstitutional and violates core due process protections. The White House has stated it will decide who qualifies for deportation. Will protesting eventually be deemed a crime—and a deportable offense?

He once again repeated his baseless claim that the election was stolen, insisting—without evidence—that “more and more fraud” is being reported daily. His refusal to accept defeat reveals a fragile and deeply immature ego.

In a related move, the Justice Department barred its lawyers from attending American Bar Association events, intensifying the Trump administration’s ongoing conflict with the legal profession over the issue of client representation.

Real IDs and state-issued IDs would not be accepted. The bill would also require additional documentation from individuals who have changed their last name if their ID does not match their birth certificate. The bill is expected to fail in the Senate.