Walz calls Trump a “tyrant” that abuses power and violates the rule of law

Democratic governor Tim Walz von Minnesota Donald Trump criticized on Saturday in a final speech in a legal faculty and accused the Republican President of creating a national emergency by repeatedly violating the rule of law.

Walz, the vice presidential candidate in 2024, used his comments at the opening ceremony of the Faculty of Law of the University of Minnesota to demand graduates to raise violations of power. Lawyers, he said, are “our first and last line of defense”.

“At the moment, more than any other time in my life, they have to do justice to the oath they do. Because I have to be honest with them: they make a real emergency,” said Walz of the crowd, who greeted him with loud applause. “Every day, the President of the United States finds new ways to trample the rights and undermine the rule of law.”

Walz pointed to it Trump's immigrationThis also includes the deportation of alleged gang members in a notorious prison in El Salvador, questions about the lack of proper procedure and the offer of a talented jet from the ruling family of Qatar to the president.

“This is what the disintegration of the rule of law looks like in real time. And that's exactly how the founders of this nation feared: a tyrant who abuses the power to pursue scapegoats and enemies,” he said.

Since Kamala Harris' Loss against Trump in NovemberThe Democrats have thought about the direction in which the party should take over in the deep frustrations of the democratic voters that their leaders do not do enough to check the new government.

Walz belongs to a long list of potential 2028 candidates that have traveled too early.

Others are included Illinois governor JB Pritzker, who criticized sharply last month that the Democrats of the Democrats were no longer rejected due to Trump. Pritzker, who led a democratic dinner in Minnesota in February when he used part of his joint budget and his speech by the state to draw a parallel between Trump's rhetoric and the rise of Nazi Germany.

Last week Pete Buttigieg, President Joe Biden, returned to Iowa back for Iowa A town hall in which he criticized Trump's administration asked the Democrats to make their agenda clear and to achieve people who do not agree with them.

Gavin Newsom, governor of California, organizes a top -class podcast. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and New York MP Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have moved great crowds across the country to rally. Walz and Governor Wes Moore from Maryland planned at South Carolina stops at the end of May.

In his speech at the beginning, Walz admitted that his words were particularly pointed out to a solemn ceremony.

“Some would say: 'Boy will be far too political for an opening speech.' But I would argue: I would not honor my oath if I didn't address this head, “he said to applause and cheers.

He later mocked some democrats who asked the party to concentrate on topics such as trade in which Trump asked poorly instead of the rule of law.

He also attacked “neat” and “cowardly” Large law firms This has endured this in view of the threats, and some offer millions of Pro -Bono work and other advantages.

“It is an open betrayal of the oath you have done as a lawyer,” he said, and asked the graduates to refuse to work for or with these companies when they go into the workforce.