The United States is already facing a constitutional crisis, according to a professor of history and politics at the University of Denver, Rafael Iures. In an interview, the expert stated that this position was already planned since Donald Trump was elected.
According to Ioris, Trump indicated that he would impose a new logic of power in the country. “It was good for good advisers, including in the legal zone, who present a unified authority in the executive,” explained by the professor.
Historical contradiction
The expert notes that this approach represents a contradiction with the history of the United States, a country that has implemented the ideas of enlightenment and monitzia about the separation of power. This system has served the country well over the past 250 years, but now it is facing an attempt to reorganize.
Ioris notes that Trump seeks to reorganize the country in different dimensions, including its presence in the world and the American economy, and is surprising, the performance of very political institutions.
“He is forcing the tape, saying that the executive will be almost a unique force, and that it will have the authority to define how to practice appeal, and the practice of judicial decisions,” he said.
Understanding about the future
The teacher raises questions about how to solve this crisis. It indicates that the executive authority has already more power to implement decisions, but the questions that will make Trump correspond to something if necessary. Although the dismissal can be a solution, ioris assesses that the current political context does not seem favorite of such a measure.
The expert concluded that “it is a crisis that seems to last for a while.
