Society for the Rule of Law

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NEW: The Trump Administration's mass deportation efforts are a cruel, violent affront to the values of our nation. @ilyasomin.bsky.social contends that, even if governments cannot or should not eliminate all migration restrictions, many steps can be taken to lessen the brutality.

The Case Against Mass Deportation

The Trump Administration's mass deportation efforts are a cruel, violent affront to the values of our nation.

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@greggnunziata.bsky.social: "[T]his investigation reflects a Justice Department eager to punish people who have had the temerity to criticize the president or in any other way challenge his authority." When will GOP senators finally take a stand against this systematic abuse of power?

Warnings flood GOP lawmakers as conservatives outraged by DOJ's E Jean Carroll probe

Republican lawmakers already on the defensive over Donald Trump’s $1.8 billion “slush fund” and his controversial IRS deal approved by acting-Attorney General Todd Blanche have a new “headache,” repor...

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NEW: We are now accepting applications for the 2026-2027 Rule of Law Ambassadors Program. Law students and scholars dedicated to constitutional governance, the separation of powers, and a rule of law that goes beyond partisan politics are encouraged to apply.

NOW ACCEPTING RULE OF LAW AMBASSADORS FOR THE 2026-2027 ACADEMIC YEAR - Society for the Rule of Law

The Society for the Rule of Law is a national membership organization of conservative, libertarian, and center-right lawyers, alongside independent and open-minded constitutionalists, committed to def...

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Setting this slush fund’s value at $1.776 billion invokes the American Revolution, which rejected this kind of one-man rule. It’s incompatible with the ideals of the American Revolution. The Society for the Rule of Law Institute calls for its immediate dissolution.

Kyle Griffin@kylegriffin1.bsky.social · 3mo ago

BREAKING: It's official. The Trump DOJ just confirmed the creation of a $1.776 billion slush fund that can be used to pay Trump allies who claim they've been wrongfully targeted by the Biden admin's ‘weaponization' — including, reportedly, Jan. 6 insurrectionists.

"Anyone who thought Democratic prosecutors were overzealous towards Mr Trump should be boiling now. The president claims to want to end the weaponization of the law. Of course the way to end it is to end it not turbocharge it." — @greggnunziata.bsky.social Society for the Rule of Law Exec. Director

Even by Trumpian standards, a $1.8bn fund for friends is bad

The president threatened to sue his own administration, and will hand out the pay-off

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“Senior DOJ leadership has willingly put politics before the law, servility to the president before their oaths, and overseen the destruction of the department.” — @greggnunziata.bsky.social, Executive Director of the Society for the Rule of Law

Top Treasury lawyer resigns as outrage mounts over Trump’s ‘$1.7B fund for allies

The Treasury Department would have been responsible for distributing payments to those who successfully filed claims with the anti-weaponization fund

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This morning, the D.C. Circuit heard oral argument in a case challenging the President’s law firm Executive Orders. The Society for the Rule of Law, along with a broad coalition of legal advocacy groups, filed an amicus brief arguing that the Orders are unconstitutional several times over. (1/3)

Charter member Chris Truax in USA Today on the revived Comey indictment: "A naked abuse of prosecutorial power in which the facts and the law are irrelevant." AG Bondi wouldn't take up the case. Acting AG Blanche did.

DOJ's '86 47' case presents a crime, but it isn't Comey's | Opinion

There are many reasons former AG Pam Bondi wouldn’t touch this 'case.' But Todd Blanche is made of sterner – or at least less squeamish – stuff.

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The rule of law depends on "hydraulic pressure" between the branches of government. When Congress fails to push back, the judiciary cannot either. Power naturally shifts to the president. That's the warning from national security lawyer Jamil Jaffer at SRL's war powers panel.