Under federal law, an official who orders, brings or keeps “troops or armed men” at a location where a general or special election is taking place can face up to five years in prison and disqualification from federal office.
Employees of ICE, just like the USDA and NASA, are all federal civic service workers. So my guess, as a non law-type person, is that phrasing in the law was written with all of them in mind.
They’re also not part of the military so I feel like this may not apply? I dunno I’m no legal expert.
It also says civil, tho
Oh true. What does that mean in this context?
Employees of ICE, just like the USDA and NASA, are all federal civic service workers. So my guess, as a non law-type person, is that phrasing in the law was written with all of them in mind.
Ok I think you might be right, maybe it does apply then.
It’s only illegal if they are held accountable for it
The Supreme Court says the president of the United States of America (Trump is currently that plackholder) is ABOVE the law.
No laws above that.
I’m a justice expert, THIS isn’t just.