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Trump Questions Obligation to Uphold Constitution Amid Deportation Promises

In a recent NBC interview, Trump questioned whether he must uphold the Constitution when deporting undocumented immigrants, prioritizing mass deportation efforts.

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Trump Says 'I Don't Know' When Asked if He Has to 'Uphold the Constitution'

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Trump says he doesn’t know if he needs to uphold constitutional due process

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Does a president need to uphold the Constitution? Trump says 'I don't know'

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Trump says 'I don't know' when asked if he must uphold the Constitution

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Trump, asked if he has to 'uphold the Constitution,' says, 'I don't know'

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During an NBC interview, President Trump raised concerns over his constitutional obligations, stating he is unsure if he needs to uphold the Constitution regarding due process for immigrants. He emphasized his commitment to mass deportations, asserting that courts are hindering his plans. Despite his administration facing legal challenges and Supreme Court rulings favoring due process, Trump argued that rapid deportation is necessary. His comments reflected ongoing debates surrounding immigration policy and the rights of noncitizens in the U.S.

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Trump's comments on due process for immigrants indicate a willingness to prioritize deportations over constitutional rights as he claims the courts impede his administration's agenda.
He expressed uncertainty about his obligation to uphold the Constitution, stating that his lawyers would follow Supreme Court guidance, despite court decisions affirming due process rights for immigrants.
Trump's administration has faced backlash for circumventing due process requirements, suggesting a legal interpretation that contradicts Supreme Court rulings.

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: Trump's administration has faced legal challenges and Supreme Court rulings that have favored due process for immigrants, which hindered his plans for mass deportations.
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: The Constitution grants certain rights to all individuals on U.S. soil, including undocumented immigrants, particularly the right to due process. This is outlined in the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments.
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