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    THE STORY BURIED BY OBAMACARE FIASCO: Obama DOJ Claims International Treaties Trump The U.S. Constitution…

    Posted on 31 October, 2013 by Dylan



    Via Redflagnews

    Justice Department attorneys are advancing an argument at the Supreme Court that could allow the government to invoke international treaties as a legal basis for policies such as gun control that conflict with the U.S. Constitution, according to Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas.
    Their argument is that a law implementing an international treaty signed by the U.S. allows the federal government to prosecute a criminal case that would normally be handled by state or local authorities.
    That is a dangerous argument, according to Cruz.
    “The Constitution created a limited federal government with only specific enumerated powers,” Cruz told the Washington Examiner prior to giving a speech on the issue today at the Heritage Foundation.
    “The Supreme Court should not interpret the treaty power in a manner that undermines this bedrock protection of individual liberty,” Cruz said.
    In his speech, Cruz said the Justice Department is arguing “an absurd proposition” that “could be used as a backdoor way to undermine” Second Amendment rights, among other things.


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    Sen. Cruz Urges Supreme Court to Uphold U.S. Sovereignty in Bond v. U.S.

    Posted on 2 November, 2013 by Dylan



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