The article details Donald Trump's aggressive measures against those perceived as disagreeing with him. This includes federal investigations of former administration officials like Chris Krebs and Miles Taylor, threats against law firms representing his opponents, and the potential deportation of protesters.
Specific examples include:
Trump's actions aim to silence dissent and discourage opposition during his second term.
The article highlights the chilling effect of Trump's actions on freedom of speech and protest. Law firms are complying with his demands to avoid punitive action, while protesters are accepting the risk of deportation. Even a Supreme Court ruling did not prevent mistreatment and deportation of an individual the Justice Department admitted was mistakenly deported. The article concludes by noting the widespread concern over Trump's methods of suppressing dissent.