In a recent New York Times opinion, Professors Barry Friedman and Stephen Vladeck argue that, despite deeply troubling actions by the federal government at home and abroad, the United States remains “a nation of laws.” It’s a comforting claim — and for much of our history, it’s been true. But it’s no longer clear that the legal framework the United States has relied on since 1776 is capable of restraining the kind of federal power now being exercised. This isn’t about any single invasion,...

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