There's nothing in the text that suggests it is appropriate to preemptively deploy US military in response to protests, not even because the administration deems protestors to be enemies.
Narratives in support of preemptively deploying the military against protesters are all crafted justifications, each built after the act has been decided on.
What's left to for apologists to do is to choose whether to own the methods and intentions or mirror the administration's disingeniousness.
> There's nothing in the text that suggests it is appropriate to preemptively deploy US military in response to protests, not even because the administration deems protestors to be enemies.
Would blockading federal offices not qualify under the third condition?
> (3) the President is unable with the regular forces to execute the laws of the United States;
There's nothing in the text that suggests it is appropriate to preemptively deploy US military in response to protests, not even because the administration deems protestors to be enemies.
Narratives in support of preemptively deploying the military against protesters are all crafted justifications, each built after the act has been decided on.
What's left to for apologists to do is to choose whether to own the methods and intentions or mirror the administration's disingeniousness.