Donald Trump tells West Point graduates that he can do what he wants, what he wants

President Donald Trump wore a red Maga hat and said that his election victory means that on Saturday he can do everything he wants in his opening speech in West Point.

“We had the biggest election victory,” Trump told the cadets of the Elite United States Military Academy. “This was November 5th. We won the referendum with millions of voices. We won all seven swing countries. We won everything. We had a big mandate and we have the right to do what we want to do to make our country great again, and we are.”

Although the president loves to insult the military, this time he showered the graduates with praise. He also accepted the strength of the military.

“In a few moments, they will graduates from the elite and the most famous military academy in human history,” said Trump. “And they become officers of the largest and most powerful army that the world has ever known. And I know because I rebuilt this army and I rebuilt the military. And we have rebuilt it as if nobody had rebuilt it in my first term.”

He told the cadets that they are “the first West Point graduates of the golden age of America. This is the golden age. I tell them, promise that we are in a new age.”

Of course, this is not the first time that Trump claims unlimited power. Trump published a similar explanation on social media in February. “Anyone who saves his country does not violate a law,” he wrote about social and X.

This idea was confirmed by the Supreme Court last year when the conservative judges decided that a former president is entitled to comprehensive immunity through law enforcement. Sources told at this time Rab that a second Trump administration would use this decision as a sign against annoying laws and rules to implement their political agenda.

“It's like Christmas,” said a conservative lawyer near Trump Rab.

“With every application of official power,” warned Justice Sonia Sotomayor in her contradiction: “The president is now a king above the law.”

Just a few months after Trump's second term of office, his administration did not take into account the rights and orders of judges, including those at the Supreme Court, that she returned from his detention in El Salvador in Maryland, Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

In March, Trump sent hundreds of Venezuelan immigrants to a notorious prison system in El Salvador without proper procedure, correctly the command of a judge in Maryland. This week, a judge in Massachusetts found that Trump officers had violated his obligation to judge without proper procedure in countries of third-party providers, since it was a group of prisoners in the South Sudan, a dangerous and torn country.

Again and again the courts have decided that the actions of the Trump government are illegal. In front of the West Point -Cadets, Trump expressed hope that the judges will stop standing in the way, and allow him to continue his lawless deportations and request it as needed to stop a criminal “invasion” at the border. “It's not easy, but hopefully the dishes will allow us to continue,” he said.

Trump praised his record separately, as far as the president.

“Our country is doing well,” he told the cadets. “We turned it over very quickly. We turned it around.”

“I just came back from the Middle East and, as you know, Saudi -Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates. And I will tell you that you said all three guides, big leaders of these three nations, all of them said.

Trump also aimed at critical racial theory and the participation of transgender people in sport. At the beginning of this year, West Point dissolved several clubs, including the Asian-Pacific Forum Club, the Japanese Forum Club, the Latin Cultural Club, the Cub of the National Society of Black Engineers, the Native American Heritage Forum and the Club of the Society of Women Engineers in response to the Executive Order of the Trump Administration. To end equity and inclusion programs or dei.

“We have freed our troops from split and humiliating political training,” said Trump. “There will be no critical racial theory or” transgender for everyone “that will be imposed on our brave men and women in uniform or in someone else in this country. And we will not have men who play in women's sports.”

He drew attention to the football quarters back from West Point, Bryson Daily: “I don't think that many women want to tackle him. I don't think.