When state and local officials openly defy federal law—and mobs enforce that defiance with violence—the Constitution already provides an answer.
This isn’t about politics or protest. It’s about whether the United States remains a nation governed by laws rather than vetoes enforced by chaos.
From Washington to Eisenhower, the precedent is unmistakable: when ordinary judicial processes are obstructed and federal authority collapses on the ground, the federal government not only may act,it must.
Minnesota Is Rejecting Federal Sovereignty. The Insurrection Act Exists for This Moment. [Alexander Muse]
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