Trump has been a fan of gold for some time, as indicated by his cheeky apartment in New York City, from his head to his feet
President Donald Trump’s remodeling of the Oval Office, which includes a large amount of Gold accessories that cover everything since portraits for curtain bars even on the ceiling, It is compared to a notorious dictator of the Middle East who was famously a great fan of gold.
X users responded to an oval office image saying that the decoration seemed to be “courtesy of the Sadam Hussein home collection”.
Hussein, the former President of Iraq before his demolition during the occupation of the United States of the country, was also a great fan of gold, adorning his presidential palace with color, which revealed to the world once that the North -American forces attacked the mansion after the Iraqi freedom operation.
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The famous images published in the world in 2003 after Hussein’s retirement showed us that service members would put us with many of Hussein’s possessions.
Trump has always been a great fan of gold, as indicated by his apartment in Trump Tower New York City. Its triplex is famous covered from head to gold, from accelerators to furniture to the golden roof. In comparison, the Oval Office seems silenced compared to Trump’s NYC residence.
A user published comparison photographs of the various Trump properties over the years with photos of the writing of the Hussein Palace “there is a strange and notable similarity between the new President of the United States Donald Trump and the missing Iraqi President Saddam Hussein when it comes to luxury interior designs. “”
Trump has long been compared to many dictators around the world, in more ways than only their choice of decoration. He said famous during his president’s campaign that, if Elegia would be a “dictator on the first day”.
The president throughout his political career has shared his admiration for many authoritarian leaders, such as Russian President Vladimir Putin, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Trump’s actions during his second stage at the White House have caused many criticism from the people of the entire political spectrum, saying that the President goes beyond the limits of the executive and more authoritative branch. It includes its challenge of certain orders of the Federal Court, including a Supreme Court order that defends the sentence of a lower court that said that the Trump administration must “facilitate” the return of a Maryland man deported.
The lack of a process due to the fact that the administration has given many migrants has been called authoritarian by many punctures, including the 200 most deported Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador, despite a federal court ruling that ordered the administration to stop these deportations under the law of the alien enemies of 1798.
In recent weeks, numerous federal courts have ruled that the use of Trump of the 18th -century law is illegal, as it demands that the country be at war before it can be used to deport foreign nationals without its due process.
United States District Court Judge, Fernando Rodriguez Jr., is the first judge to rule that the law of aliens enemies cannot be used against people who, according to the republican administration, are members of the band invading the United States. Rodriguez said he would not interfere with government right to deport people from the country illegally through other means, but who could not trust the 227-year law to do so.
“ Neither the court nor the parties question that the executive branch can lead the arrest and withdrawal of aliens engaged in criminal activity in the United States, ” Rodriguez, who was nominated by Trump in 2018, wrote, but the judge said, “ the invocation of the AEA President through the proclamation exceeds the scope of the Statute and is contrary to the plain, the normal sense of the terms.