Trump asks the Supreme Court for a 'catch me if you can' system of justice

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : As Trump portrays himself as a king on social media, his administration presses for him to possess a king's powers as well.
54% : Not even a year ago, though it feels like a decade, the US Supreme Court granted presidents immunity from criminal laws when they act in their official capacity.
37% : That's what Trump is asking for: the ability to run roughshod over the Constitution and the law -- and not just on this question of citizenship, but on any illegal or rights-depriving scheme he can think of -- until the case somehow reaches the Supreme Court.
27% : This case clearly showed the contours of the choice: The justices clearly do not like the pervasive use of universal injunctions, and the GOP appointees certainly don't like the cascade of injunctions against Trump.
26% : Doing so would be a radical departure from the law, one that would subject the nation to every illegal fantasy Trump and his braintrust can think up for an indeterminate amount of time.

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