A breakdown of the laws that allow (or block) the President from deploying military troops to U.S. cities, with a DMV-focused lens on legality, controversy, and historical precedent.
Donald Trump’s latest executive order is making headlines—and raising eyebrows—as critics claim it directly contradicts a recent Supreme Court ruling. In this satirical breakdown, we explore the legal drama, political spin, and constitutional chaos that’s got America’s lawyers Googling “Can you impeach a former president twice?”
A federal judge just ruled Trump’s National Guard deployment to Los Angeles unlawful, sparking legal drama, political fallout, and a wave of memes. We break it down with satire, snark, and a dash of constitutional clarity.
Donald Trump’s second term is a masterclass in legal loopholes, executive orders, and constitutional contortionism. From drug pricing to vaccine mandates, here’s how he’s allegedly staying “lawful” while doing things that make lawyers cry into their coffee.
English (United States) English (United States) 
Portuguese
German
Spanish
French
Swedish
English (UK)
The Legal Playbook: How a U.S. President Can Deploy Troops Domestically