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squarepie32 :

A memo on policy change does not override the LAW. That is not how any of this works.

Krow :

a memo does not override the CONSTITUTION

2eazzzy :

How is that legal

Darthphere :

Its not a major change in policy, it's completely unconstitutional

James :

This is not legal.

tammyquinn97 :

Please cover that and say that better. The way you say it makes it sound like it’s true and legal when we in fact know it most likely is not.

Dungeoncreator20 :

That is policy, not law. Do better

K1NG SLUGG :

Somebody getting 💥 huh

Hutch :

melissaisdifferent :

How is this getting worse??!!

Ghost85’ :

Ya that’s illegal.

Lorenzo :

I dont think you can just send out a memo and it turns into law, but what do I know. I guess its the same as Trump being able to think about something to declassify it.

TheePocketBear 🇵🇸 :

That’s incredibly unconstitutional

geojen98 🧿🪬🧿 :

Wbdjxjdnc :

Kate Messer :

A memo does not take away the constitution.

Oceans eye :

A memo is not a law….👀

Og :

so a memo overrides the constitution?

luiscenteno943 :

Mama/Mom/Bruh :

🦋Karina🦋 :

It's unconstitutional.

Tweezer :

4th amendment??

Matt :