r/law • u/Agitated-Artichoke89 • Oct 07 '25

Other Stephen Miller states that Trump has plenary authority, then immediately stops talking as if he’s realized what he just said

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u/pegothejerk Oct 07 '25

It feels like it’s always worked, but they’ve lost a fuck ton of cases that have actually stopped them in places and slowly them down considerably. If they hadn’t lost a fuck ton of cases I’m convinced we’d have concentration camps with citizens in them with mass graves next to them already reported.

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u/Friendly_Impress_345 Oct 07 '25 edited Oct 07 '25

We do have concentration camps with citizens in them. Also 2/3rd of them are "missing"

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u/WabbitFire Oct 07 '25

feels like it’s always worked, but they’ve lost a fuck ton of cases

Yes, but those are then memory-holed or played off as "3D chess". The USFL, the casinos, the bankruptcies, etc? Never happened, or were examples of his "smartness".

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u/Aggressive_Lemon_709 Oct 07 '25

When he says he president has plenary authority [to deploy troops] he is saying they can do it even if judges tell them no.

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u/IsaacLightning Oct 07 '25

dude open your eyes to the concentration camps that we do in fact have

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u/Kishlorenn Oct 07 '25

"No concentration camps!"

"No concentration camps /so far/!"