The bill has a *lot* of bad stuff in it, from limitations on the wall's construction material to the kneecapping of ICE to the de facto amnesty/sanctuary to the billions+billions given to foreign countries.
So, given that the non-enforcement of the border and immigration-law for so long has created a state of invasion – does this rise to Treason?
Your imagination dwells in a perfect world. Filing any such charge will see 99% of DC personnel and 100% of mass media rallying behind the accused, and even if they're convicted they will not face one drop of consequences.
Perhaps it does – but I'm tired of nothing happening; I'm tired of the corruption, I'm tired of the non-accountability, and I'm tired of being screwed by people who are supposed to be on my side.
Hunter Myers
The US isn't a dictatorship, Trump can't draft the bill or make the law. It's either sign, or extend an already longest shutdown in US history, and likely lose his election chances in 2020. It's retarded, but the shutdown made his approval go down because of the kike media. Honestly Trump isn't the one to blame here,.
Brandon Sullivan
I didn't say it was.
That's all irrelevant to the question at hand: *are the contents of this bill legally provable to be Treason?*
Again, irrelevent.
He is, in part, if he signs it: by signing it he becomes party to it – therefore, if it *is* treason and he's signed it, then he, himself, has committed treason. (As have all the aye-votes in Congress.)