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Several days after the U.S. military captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, new reporting and legal analysis are raising a far more serious question: Were President Trump’s actions illegal?
In this livestream, historian Dr. Allan Lichtman and Sam Lichtman break down what we now know about the U.S. operation in Venezuela — and why constitutional scholars, lawmakers, and international law experts say the Trump administration may have crossed clear legal lines.
We examine whether Trump had the authority to order strikes and a capture operation without congressional approval, how the War Powers Resolution applies, and what international law says about seizing a foreign head of state. We also explore how the administration’s shifting explanations mirror past efforts to retroactively justify controversial military actions.
This isn’t about partisan spin or breaking headlines — it’s about law, precedent, and accountability.
📍 Stay with us for live updates, expert historical context, and breaking analysis as this story continues to evolve.
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📚 Order Conservative at the Core here: https://undpress.nd.edu/9780268210304/conservative-at-the-core/
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#venezuela #maduro #Trump #BreakingNews #globalnews
By Lichtman LiveSeveral days after the U.S. military captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, new reporting and legal analysis are raising a far more serious question: Were President Trump’s actions illegal?
In this livestream, historian Dr. Allan Lichtman and Sam Lichtman break down what we now know about the U.S. operation in Venezuela — and why constitutional scholars, lawmakers, and international law experts say the Trump administration may have crossed clear legal lines.
We examine whether Trump had the authority to order strikes and a capture operation without congressional approval, how the War Powers Resolution applies, and what international law says about seizing a foreign head of state. We also explore how the administration’s shifting explanations mirror past efforts to retroactively justify controversial military actions.
This isn’t about partisan spin or breaking headlines — it’s about law, precedent, and accountability.
📍 Stay with us for live updates, expert historical context, and breaking analysis as this story continues to evolve.
💬 Join the discussion in chat
⭐ Consider becoming a channel member to support independent historical analysis
🔔 Subscribe for more sharp insights on politics and history!
📅 Join us LIVE Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 PM Eastern!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyQx8dGfgcQ4WUhrKP0ORlQ/join
📚 Order Conservative at the Core here: https://undpress.nd.edu/9780268210304/conservative-at-the-core/
👕🫏Check out Dr. Lichtman’s Merch Shop!🐘🧢
https://allan-lichtman.printify.me/
Find all of our links here! 🔗
https://linktr.ee/allanlichtman
#venezuela #maduro #Trump #BreakingNews #globalnews