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Why Soldiers Might Disobey Donald Trump’s Orders to Occupy U.S. Cities in a Crisis

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With the Insurrection Act, Trump Is Taking America Back to a Hostile Past

Yes, Donald Trump Can Send Federal Troops Into States (No Permission Needed)

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Congressional Democrats Aim to Strip Trump’s Insurrection Act Powers

DC National Guard Military Police officers and law enforcement officers stand guard during a protests against the death in Minneapolis custody of George Floyd, near the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., June 1, 2020. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst

Can Donald Trump Invoke the Insurrection Act? Presidents Have Used the Military to Stop Riots Before

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Why President Trump Has Sweeping Constitutional Powers to Disperse Protesters

Why Soldiers Might Disobey Donald Trump’s Orders to Occupy U.S. Cities in a Crisis

With the Insurrection Act, Trump Is Taking America Back to a Hostile Past

Democrats Have Plan to Limit Trump's Ability to Use Insurrection Act

Yes, President Trump Can Invoke the Insurrection Act. Should He? No.

Tom Cotton’s Foes Are Embracing Authoritarianism

Yes, Donald Trump Can Send Federal Troops Into States (No Permission Needed)

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Congressional Democrats Aim to Strip Trump’s Insurrection Act Powers

DC National Guard Military Police officers and law enforcement officers stand guard during a protests against the death in Minneapolis custody of George Floyd, near the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., June 1, 2020. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst

Can Donald Trump Invoke the Insurrection Act? Presidents Have Used the Military to Stop Riots Before

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Tom Cotton’s Foes Are Embracing Authoritarianism

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