Judge attacks and a video of detained migrants plays

President Donald Trump soaked the amount of the crowd that gathered in Michigan on Tuesday evening at the Macomb Community College, an event that marked the first 100 days of his return to the White House.

“I miss you,” said Trump from the podium and looked home directly under the blatant stage lights. “I miss the campaign.” In conversation with his followers, he boasted: “We have achieved more in three months than most administrations in four or eight years.”

Trump, the first convicted criminal to take over a second term at the presidency, actually appeared with a few legislative achievements – very few in the first 100 days of a US president since the 1950s. However, Trump has led a campaign of crossing and fear, which included threatening the top universities in America and violating their first amendments, deporting many migrants and US citizens to children without proper procedures, to defy the nation's judicial system and increase the American police state.

When Trump spoke to the crowd on Tuesday, Trump attacked the federal judges who blocked his actions. “We cannot allow a handful of communist, radical referee hinder the enforcement of our laws and take on the duties that belong exclusively to the President of the United States,” said Trump. “The judges try to take the power given to the President to protect our country.” The President swore: “Nothing will stop me in the mission to bring America back to safety.”

It is not just liberal judges who hire Trump's actions. The Supreme Court, the conservative with 6: 3, after Trump brought three judges to the Court of Justice, recently stopped more immigrants to El Salvador without proper procedure.

In a particularly disgusting moment of the event, Trump addressed those who gathered on large screens who show the migrants, which he deported to El Salvador's notorious prison system, which is known for human rights violations. “The worst worst thing is sent to a no-nonsense prison in El Salvador,” said Trump and asked the audience to “see that”.

Dramatic music that played as clips showed that the detained men shaved, bent and forced themselves in prison cells. When the video finally came, the crowd roared and sang: “USA! USA! USA!”

At the beginning of this year, the President deported hundreds of immigrants without proper procedure to El Salvador, citing the extraterrestrial enemy law, a notorious law of 1798, which was used to justify the internment funds of the Japanese Americans during the Second World War. Your distance was contradicted to order a judge.

While Trump and his administration claim that these immigrants are members of terrorist gangs, the vast majority of them “have no obvious criminal convictions or even criminal charges,” said the reporting of 60 minutes.

“In the past, they said – the fake news – to be a great president, they have to serve two terms,” ​​said Trump at some point at night. “Now we will serve two terms.”

In response, some in the crowd help three fingers and shouted: “Three!”

Despite Trump's popular popularity, the president continued to weaken the idea of ​​a third term. In A Time The interview that was published last week, he said: “There were some gaps that are known. But I don't believe in gaps.” Trump then claimed that he was “flooded with inquiries” to serve a third run.