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Published by the International Committee of the Fourth International (ICFI) Conflicts within US ruling class intensify following Flynn guilty plea Over the past week, the ferocious political conflict within the ruling class in the United States has entered a new stage. In the wake of the guilty plea by Trump’s former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn on Friday, the media is again filled with discussions over possible methods for removing Trump from office. On Monday, the New York Times ran an editorial, “Yes, the President Can Obstruct Justice,” answering the claim by Trump’s lawyer that the “president cannot obstruct justice because he is the chief law enforcement officer.” Citing previous articles of impeachment drawn up against Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton, the Times argued that the precedent applies equally, if not more, to Trump. The entire framework of the Times’ argument against Trump revolves around the investigation, headed by Justice Department Special Counsel Robert Mueller, into alleged Russian involvement in the 2016 US election. In securing a guilty plea from Flynn, the Mueller probe is now targeted directly at Trump’s inner circle, including his son-in-law Jared Kushner and his son Donald Trump Jr., as well as Trump himself. In his reported call for then-FBI Director James Comey to drop the probe into Flynn earlier this year, the Times writes, Trump “tried to shut down an investigation into his own campaign’s ties to the Russian government’s efforts to swing the 2016 election in his favor.” The editorial echoes the language of Democratic Party Senator Diane Feinstein of California, who said in her Sunday appearance on NBC’s “Meet the Press”, “I think what we’re beginning to see is the putting together of a case of obstruction of justice.” That Mueller is moving to develop a case against Trump was indicated by news this week that he has subpoenaed Trump’s financial records with Deutsche Bank, prompting speculation that he could force Trump to resign by threatening to prosecute him over his business dealings before he came to the White House. Another possible avenue raised by Trump’s critics within the political and media establishment is the use of the 25th Amendment of the US Constitution, which allows the cabinet to remove the president if he is so impaired that he is “unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.” Last week, conservative Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin reiterated her previous proposal to invoke the amendment, citing reports that Trump continues to believe that Obama was not born in the US, and that he has asserted that the voice in the “Access Hollywood” tape released during the 2016 elections was not his. If he believes such statements, Rubin wrote, it would be proof that he is “mentally and emotionally incapable of performing his duties (which require one to grasp and process reality) and it would be long past time for him to go.” It is evident that a significant faction of the ruling elite has concluded that Trump must go, in one form or another. There is not, however, an ounce of democratic or progressive content to this campaign. The conflicts in Washington are conflicts within the ruling class, pitting the Trump administration—which is increasingly relying on far-right and fascistic forces—with powerful elements of the military and intelligence apparatus with which the Democratic Party is aligned. Significantly, Democratic Congressman Al Green on Thursday moved a vote in the House of Representatives to bring articles of impeachment against Trump, which was overwhelmingly rejected by congressional Democrats and unanimously by Republicans.
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Farm Labor & E-Verify Bills Clear House Committee Farm Labor & E-Verify Bills Clear House Committee The House Judiciary Committee approved two bills Wednesday: Chairman Bob Goodlatte's (R-Va.) bill replacing and expanding the current foreign farm worker program (HR 4092) and Rep. Lamar Smith's Legal Workforce Act (HR 3711), which would require use of E-Verify by all businesses. The farm worker bill was approved by a single vote, and only after the adoption of several amendments designed to narrow the program. The Agricultural Guestworker Act (AG Act) would, as we reported earlier , replace the current H-2A foreign farm labor program with a brand new and considerably less restrictive H-2C program. The vote on the farm worker bill was 17 for the measure and 16 against. Most of the Republicans voted with the ag employers in favor. All 14 of the Democrats present opposed it, on fairness to farm worker issues, and were joined by two Republicans, worried about expanding migration needlessly: Steve King (R-Iowa) and Louis Gohmert (R-Texas), both immigration skeptics. (The E-Verify bill passed on a straight party-line vote of 20-10 , a different vote total because members come and go during these work sessions.) The farm worker bill had been marked up (i.e., amended) in a series of votes, with several of the changes being made toward lessening the negative impact on American workers. These amendments called for, among other things: Dropping the numerical cap from 500,000 to 450,000; Making sure that the H-2C workers have health insurance; Eliminating an earlier provision setting aside some green cards for experienced foreign farm workers; and Making it harder for currently illegal alien farm workers to convert to H-2C status. There was little media coverage of this session; the produce industry trade paper The Packer covered it, as did Breitbart . To watch a recording of the mark-up itself, see here and here .
