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How is a judge going to enforce it? The justice department's not going to help. And even if a judge could somehow get it done, Trump just has to sign a pardon.
They spent decades giving more and more power to the president, and now there's basically no checks left. Even if by some miracle Trump got impeached and convicted, who's going to actually kick him out of the White House?
Well they give an order to the US Marshals and presumably they carry out the will of the court. If for some reason the US Marshals go Rogue judges are authorized to deputize people to enforce the will of the Court.
https://www.democracydocket.com/opinion/if-the-marshals-go-rogue-courts-have-other-ways-to-enforce-their-orders/
Some might say it's actually a great reason for leftists to start organizing into armed militias in preparation.
Didn't know about the deputising, that's definitely a good backup. Although even then, you're not going to get the head of DHS or border patrol with a small militia.
Why not? I suppose he could hold up in a fortress with armed guards everywhere to protect him. Short of that though why couldn't we get him? At home. On the way to work. On the steps of Capitol building. Everywhere he goes. Why wouldn't that work? On the other hand if he lives in a fortress with armed guards and is afraid to leave and is in fear of his life at all times, well I'm okay with that too. Not much different than where we're going to put him anyway.