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Karoline Leavitt White House Secretary on Wednesday stated that “a real constitutional crisis takes place within our Court branch, where the judges of the Liberal District Court of Liberal District Abuse the Basic Executive body of President Trump. ”
Leavitt presented comments as dozens of activist and legal groups, elected officials, local jurisdiction and individuals launched more than 50 lawsuits against Trump administration Since January 20, in response to his more than 60 executive orders, as well as executive proclaimers and memorandars, Fox News Digital revealed.
“We believe that these judges act as judicial activists, not honest arbitration of the law. And they have issued at least 12 prohibitions against this administration in the last 14 days, often without citing any evidence or reasons for their lawsuit,” Leavitt said.
“This is a part of the greater alignment of democratic activists and nothing more than the continuation of justice’s weapons against President Trump,” she added.
Caroline Leavitt White House secretary speaks during a briefing at the White House, on Wednesday, February 12th. (AP/Evan Vucci)
Just about three weeks back in the oval office, Trump’s administration is affected by at least 54 lawsuits that work to resist his policies.
Leavitt claimed that “an extremely dishonest narrative” appears in recent days with the media “fears from the American people to believe that a constitutional crisis is happening here White house. “
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President Donald Trump talks to reporters while signing executive commands at an oval office in the White House, on Monday, February 10th. (AP/Alex Brandon)
“Fast news flashes these liberal judges who support their obstructive efforts: 77 million Americans voted in the election of this president, and each is a ban on the abuse of the rule of the law and an attempt to prevent the will of the people,” Leavitt said.
Protesters hold signs as they listen to speakers during the 50501 protest at the southern steps of the Capitol of the Western Virginia in Charleston, West Virgina, February 5, during what was charged as a series of protests against President Donald Trump, project 2025, Dei returnees and other recent administration initiatives. (Chris Dorst/Charleston Gazette Mail by AP)
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“As the President made it clear yesterday in the oval office, we will comply with the laws in the courts, but we will also continue to seek every legal remedy to ultimately undo these radical prohibitions and ensure that President Trump’s policies can be adopted,” she concluded, “she concluded she.
Fox News’ Emma Colton contributed to this report.
