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Letter from Adrian Kuzminsi

Trump's Actions Are Dictatorial

President Trump within his first 100 days has exercised unprecedented personal power. He has arrested and deported non-nationals, raised and lowered tariffs, fired thousands of government workers, punished independent journalists, attacked law firms, drastically reduced the federal budget, withdrew authorized funding from universities and other institutions, eliminated government agencies, repudiated military allies, materially supported genocide in Gaza, bombed Yemen, and threatened to bomb Iran.

In taking these actions, Trump has rejected established legal procedures as prescribed by the Constitution. He has chosen instead to declare ongoing problems in areas such as immigration, energy, gender, reproduction, economics, and free speech to be national emergencies to be dealt with solely at his discretion through executive orders.

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