>>12629139 Writ of quo warranto: How the election can be corrected AFTER inauguration
So I tried to find the EO on the WH, and PedoJo's wh page is up, it intentionally doesn't link to any EO's from POTUS, but after reading this anons post, I thought,
this is why POTUS wrote the executive order because he knew all of the judges that had any election fraud cases were threatened, so now that they have enhanced security and safety they can now do their job
Maybe by the mechanism above, and maybe by others, remember TX has numerous lawsuits against the pedo admin already. There's a significant reason why POTUS wrote this EO
WASHINGTON, DC- On Monday, President Trump continued his history of being an unabashed supporter of law enforcement. In one of his last executive orders as president, he issued an “Executive Order on Protecting Law Enforcement Officers, Judges, Prosecutors And Their Families.”
President Trump two days before the end of his presidency issues executive order for “enhanced protections for judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers” per WH. https://t.co/YmFrNWBwZ0
— Craig Caplan (@CraigCaplan) January 18, 2021
We do not expect that any such order would be forthcoming from a Biden administration. Hopefully Biden won’t reverse this one.
The order calls for the removal of “undue barriers” to law enforcement officers, both active and retired, in obtaining concealed carry licenses, will allow federal prosecutors to obtain concealed carry licenses, and would expand protection for federal judges, prosecutors and law enforcement officers.
“Judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers should not have to choose between public service and subjecting themselves and their families to danger,” the president wrote in the order.
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“Accordingly, I am ordering enhanced protections for judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers.”
In issuing the order, the president acknowledged that some public servants “face unique risks to their safety and the safety of their families.”
The president recognized that many who are subject to what they believe to be an “adverse judicial decision” may act to “intimidate or punish judges and prosecutors with threats of harm.”
Trump noted a case last year in New Jersey, where a former litigant before a federal judge murdered the judge’s 20-year-old son while critically wounding her husband.
The president commended those who work in the criminal justice system who show “resiliency in the face of the danger they regularly face” and said they were “an inspiration for all of us in public service.”
“Judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers should not have to choose between public service and subjecting themselves and their families to danger. My administration has no higher priorities than preserving the rule of law in our country and protecting the men and women who serve under its flag,” the President Trump wrote.
Under current law, federal law enforcement officers are permitted to carry nationwide under the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act of 2004. Trump is seeking to remove undue obstacles which prevent “current or retired Federal law enforcement officers from carrying a concealed firearm” as allowed under the act.
The executive order will also permit concealed carry by federal prosecutors, and requires the Attorney General to propose a regulation within 30 days of the order’s issuance to revise the Code of Federal Regulations.
This would serve to provide the status of a Deputy United States Marshall to be granted upon request when those prosecutors or their family members face risk of harm resulting from their service as federal prosecutors.
The order also enhances protection of judges, prosecutors and law enforcement officers, including authorizing concealed carry, remove and/or minimize personally identifiable information from public websites and records of current and former judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers in compliance with Constitutional requirements.
The law would also prohibit state and local governments “from obstructing the ability of qualified law enforcement officers and qualified retired law enforcement officers, as those terms are defined by the LEOSA, from carrying a concealed firearm pursuant to the LEOSA, including by refusing to issue identification documents.”
In addition to the executive order outlined above, President Trump also issued another executive order which would add dozens of names to be honored with statues in a new national monument, which he announced on July 4, 2020.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/president-trump-issues-executive-order-to-protect-police-judges-prosecutors-and-their-families/