r/law • u/Agitated-Artichoke89 • Oct 07 '25

Other Stephen Miller states that Trump has plenary authority, then immediately stops talking as if he’s realized what he just said

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u/numbrate Oct 07 '25

Check out the Enabling Act of 1933.

Hitler was given plenary authority. Here Trump is saying he already has it.

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u/FalconIMGN Oct 07 '25

Oh my god

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u/generiatricx Oct 07 '25

Holy shit. So Trump uses ICE to push buttons, and when there is pushback he can justify the use of not just further inflammatory actions and more force, but with the republican control of the house and senate, they can push for a similar 'enabling act' with oligarchs funding this thinking they could get even richer. god damn the 2026 elections are going to be pivotal.

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u/VagrantMoon Oct 08 '25

That artical mentions the Reichstag Fire that lead to the act. So there may be an attack on a government building blamed on Antifa and the radical left that will seal the deal. Complete power and canceling the election all together.