I refuse to cooperate with any of these post-capitalistic marketing gimmicks.
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Is it okay for the President to refuse to cooperate with Congress?
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For Ryan to refuse to cooperate would be just dooming his own majority.
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There's law enforcement, you can refuse to cooperate with that kind of behavior.
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Last month he said he would refuse to cooperate if put on trial.
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Should the United States take military action if the North Koreans refuse to cooperate?
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Without those pieces of evidence in place, the Chinese government would refuse to cooperate.
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Meanwhile, our rulers readily wield accusations of contempt against any who refuse to cooperate.
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Police often complain that victims involved in the drug trade refuse to cooperate in investigations.
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"Cities that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities will not receive taxpayer dollars," Trump said.
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But the mistrust lingers, and crime witnesses and victims often refuse to cooperate with detectives.
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It's a major loss in the President's efforts to refuse to cooperate with the impeachment probe.
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The White House has said it will refuse to cooperate in the investigation, saying it's illegitimate.
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The needless carnage created by communities that refuse to cooperate with detainers is a national disgrace.
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Schiff said he had ruled this out but was considering fining those who refuse to cooperate.
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On Friday, Manning appeared in a YouTube video declaring that she will continue to refuse to cooperate.
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And that's when, if you refuse to cooperate, you could be prevented from boarding against your will.
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The Trump administration's fight with sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities is heating up.
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Do they refuse to cooperate with the workplace scapegoating of the lone African-American token in the office?
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Some cities openly refuse to cooperate with federal requests to hold undocumented immigrants until they can be deported.
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Trump will issue a new executive order that will restrict immigration from the countries that refuse to cooperate.
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This will make it easier for intelligence agencies — particularly the CIA — to refuse to cooperate with the Board's investigations.
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Trump's executive order says that the local governments which refuse to cooperate with immigration authorities will lose federal grants.
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If big emitters refuse to cooperate with them, shareholders could ratchet up pressure with public statements, resolutions and votes.
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The survey comes a week after the White House announced it would refuse to cooperate with the impeachment probe.
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"Those who refuse to cooperate will be compelled under the law by assisting public security offices," the order said.
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Duterte then sought to thwart investigators' inquiries, telling Philippine police and military to refuse to cooperate with any external probe.
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His administration has threatened to withhold federal funds from sanctuary cities if they refuse to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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His attorney general, Jeff Sessions, has been a key proponent of punishing localities that refuse to cooperate with immigration authorities.
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Many cases never end up before law enforcement because the accusers refuse to cooperate, trusting their universities to take action.
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But Democrats are also wrestling with another question — what to do if administration officials refuse to cooperate in the probe.
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In January, Trump signed an executive action threatening to cut finding to cities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration officials.
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If approved, it would allow suspects abroad who refuse to cooperate with the bombing investigation to be tried in Argentina's courts.
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He said the investigation could get dragged out if people of interest refuse to cooperate or if Trump uses executive privilege.
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You can be denied if you: You "refuse to cooperate" or take the prescribed treatment the Social Security office gives you.
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Many big city mayors and some governors have said they will refuse to cooperate with federal authorities persecuting non-criminal aliens.
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We may not be able to improve the world, but we can at least refuse to cooperate with a corrupt one.
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Determining specifically what led to the violence has been difficult because victims and witnesses refuse to cooperate with police, he said.
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But many big cities with large undocumented immigrant populations have said they would refuse to cooperate with such deportations under most circumstances.
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One of Trump's executive orders says the federal government will cut funding to cities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration officials.
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Their office wrote the legal memo spelling out the administration's plans to refuse to cooperate with lawmakers as the impeachment inquiry proceeds.
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By shouting for impeachment, many Democrats fear they might politicize the investigation in such a way that the Republicans refuse to cooperate.
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The people's elected representatives should refuse to cooperate with this Wall Street giveaway and encourage their colleagues to put Americans before banks.
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With the threat of jail time constitutionally eviscerated, the theory goes, Manafort and Gates will refuse to cooperate once and for all.
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Far-left progressives should not expect our acquiescence when they refuse to cooperate with federal authorities and uphold the nation's immigration laws.
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Victims often fear retribution or are wary of law enforcement and refuse to cooperate with investigations, according to lawyers and social workers.
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Sanctuary cities typically refuse to cooperate with the federal government to enforce federal immigration laws, offering a safe haven for undocumented immigrants.
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President Trump and his White House simply refuse to cooperate with an inquiry opened by a House of Representatives controlled by Democrats.
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The notice issued Thursday says that individuals who refuse to cooperate with the temperature will be dealt with by local law enforcement authorities.
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It was increasingly dominated by people who thrive on confrontation, and who refuse to cooperate with anyone who doesn't share their extreme views.
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Animal experts have been stumped by feline behaviour for centuries: mainly because, unlike dogs, cats flat-out refuse to cooperate with controlled researchers.
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Trump has also threatened to punish so-called "sanctuary cities," or those that refuse to cooperate with federal efforts to deport undocumented immigrants.
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If you refuse to cooperate with the temperature measurement, we have to regretfully deny the service to you for the time being; 4.
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The second order also called for withholding federal funds from "sanctuary" cities, municipalities that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities on immigration enforcement.
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Kelly also said that funding to cities that refuse to cooperate with immigration agents would only be cut on a case-by-case basis.
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If Democrats refuse to cooperate, the White House could seek to pass the bill with a simple majority in a maneuver known as reconciliation.
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China may be compelled to allow internal investigations of its construction and insulation industries, and could face trade sanctions if officials refuse to cooperate.
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If Congress uses its power simply to destroy the president, then of course any president is going to clam up and refuse to cooperate.
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Mr. McConnell sought to open with a vote on legislation to punish so-called sanctuary cities, which refuse to cooperate with federal immigration officials.
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And yet, the promise of long beach days and lazy afternoons can still seem far away as temperatures refuse to cooperate with our fantasies.
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Some administration officials have defied that warning and testified anyway, while others have invoked the White House's directions to refuse to cooperate with impeachment investigators.
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If the apps are found to have misused data or refuse to cooperate with the probe, they will be banned from the social media platform.
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Democrats on Wednesday threatened to attempt to attach the legislation to must-pass bills scheduled for the fall agenda if GOP leaders refuse to cooperate.
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It is unclear which of these officials will testify as the White House has insisted the administration will refuse to cooperate with the impeachment investigation.
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Such suspicions have led many to avoid Ebola treatment centers, hide sick family members from foreign doctors and refuse to cooperate with other control measures.
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Yovanovitch is slated to appear for a scheduled House deposition on Friday despite the White House's pledge to refuse to cooperate in the impeachment inquiry.
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The law also punishes local government officials who refuse to cooperate when federal immigration agents request that immigrants in custody be turned over to them.
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The president criticized Democrats for blocking his long-promised border wall and attacked so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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However, Taipei has already said it will refuse to cooperate with the new law if it puts Taiwanese citizens at risk of being extradited to China.
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Obviously the president isn't authorized to judge for himself the legitimacy of the House's impeachment inquiry over himself and then refuse to cooperate on that basis.
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Trump also called for funding to hire thousands more immigration officers and a crackdown on so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities.
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Not only did state election officials refuse to cooperate with requests for voter rolls, he said the commission was hampered by almost a dozen "meritless" lawsuits.
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If Giuliani and the legal team refuse to cooperate with Mueller on the interview, the special counsel could issue a subpoena for Trump's testimony, Vance said.
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When witnesses refuse to cooperate, prosecutors often go to court to get a judge to send them to jail in order to pressure them to talk.
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The Trump administration, for example, has spent the last year waging legal battles against state and local "sanctuary jurisdictions" that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration policy.
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Travelers who refuse to cooperate may be referred to a secondary examination area to allow agents to conduct additional questioning to determine the traveler's citizenship or residency.
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And some are considering becoming "sanctuary campuses," a policy similar to "sanctuary cities" where campuses would refuse to cooperate with immigration officials attempting to deport undocumented students.
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In high-profile investigations that involve celebrity defendants or organized crime figures, witnesses who are loyal to the person under investigation occasionally refuse to cooperate with investigators.
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It implies patience as well as militancy, the ability to say no over and over and over again, to refuse to cooperate until the whole system crumbles.
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He signed a measure that would punish cities and counties that act as sanctuary jurisdictions, which refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities, by withholding state grants.
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Alternatively, it could be used to send migrants to countries other than their own if their governments refuse to cooperate with the US in facilitating their deportation.
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Today, some of these courier companies refuse to cooperate with police, investigative and justice agencies or do so within a time limit that renders the information transmitted unnecessary.
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SB24 makes it illegal for local government and law enforcement to refuse to cooperate with detainer requests, assigning penalties as high as $227,000 and removal from public office.
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But hiring a lawyer doesn't mean that the White House should circle the wagons and refuse to cooperate with Congress and the investigation of Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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During his visit, Trump took aim at so-called "sanctuary cities" in California - local governments that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration officials seeking to deport illegal immigrants.
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That is why the United States must be prepared to act independently when partner governments refuse to cooperate, or when their actions are undermined by corrupt local officials.
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The bill would have made it a Class A misdemeanor for a local law enforcement official to refuse to cooperate with federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
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Soon after taking office, Mr. Trump issued an executive order cutting off federal funding to so-called sanctuary cities, jurisdictions that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration officials.
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But, but, but: The league will begin testing for opioids and cocaine, but only players who refuse to cooperate with treatment plans will be subject to disciplinary action.
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If those who might be witnesses against Trump think that a pardon might be coming if they refuse to cooperate, that undercuts prosecutors' ability to make these cases.
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The White House's legal counsel, Pat Cipollone, made this point clear in a letter sent to Pelosi last week in which he said the administration would refuse to cooperate.
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"If you don't do anything to ensure its terms are applied then obviously the unions are going to refuse to cooperate," an industry source said on condition of anonymity.
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Most vexingly for Democrats, the witnesses who could shed light on this gap in the narrative have clung most closely to Trump's order that administration officials refuse to cooperate.
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If the various factions determine instead to simply attack one another or withdraw to their disparate corners and refuse to cooperate in any meaningful way, the system inevitably breaks down.
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While traveling to visit a relative, her bus is stopped by a violent terrorist group who demand the Muslim passengers identify all the Christians — and the Muslims refuse to cooperate.
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On YouTube, dozens of videos depict encounters between law enforcement and so-called sovereign citizens who refuse to cooperate during traffic stops or who contest the legality of court proceedings.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump, like Attorney General Loretta Lynch before him, promised to block federal funding for cities whose law enforcement officials refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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"When you refuse to cooperate and obey commands and go back to your vehicle, that is the chance you take," defense lawyer Shannon McMurray said in an opening statement on Wednesday.
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Typically, however, federal officials have relied on state and local health departments to address most disease outbreaks, even sometimes asking them to detain individuals who refuse to cooperate with doctors' recommendations.
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At the same time, the Trump administration's threat to withdraw various federal grants from states and cities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration policy is being challenged from the right.
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Cities that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities will not receive taxpayer dollars, and we will work with congress to pass legislation to protect those jurisdictions that do assist federal authorities.
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Texas lawmakers have approved a ban on so-called sanctuary cities, warning they will punish local law enforcement chiefs with jail time if they refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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The exchange said Tuesday that it wants to work with the companies on voluntary basis, but added that its "core power" is to suspend or remove the companies that refuse to cooperate.
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The Mississippi state Senate on Tuesday gave final approval to a measure that would prohibit counties, cities and colleges from acting as sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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The five states of Central Asia first established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, or IFAS, 1003 years ago, though they refuse to cooperate on key problems like water distribution.
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" The comments came the same day that the White House vowed to refuse to cooperate in the impeachment inquiry, which it called an effort to "overturn the results of the 2016 election.
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WORKING in tandem with the Trump administration to curb "sanctuary cities"—localities that refuse to cooperate with federal agencies to deport illegal immigrants—some state governments are cracking down on their own cities.
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Big city mayors and immigration activists are pushing back at the administration's attempts to expose and sanction sanctuary cities, while the president is threatening to withhold federal funds to cities that refuse to cooperate.
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The president last week signed an executive order that would give law enforcement officials expanded resources for carrying out deportations, and promised to punish "sanctuary cities" that refuse to cooperate with federal deportation efforts.
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To be clear, the New York law goes well beyond ordinary sanctuary laws under which localities refuse to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) requests to turn over criminal aliens in their custody.
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The White House said on Tuesday it would refuse to cooperate with the congressional impeachment inquiry, hours after the administration abruptly blocked a key witness in the Ukraine scandal from testifying to congressional panels.
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In a letter to House Democratic leaders shortly after they formally opened the impeachment inquiry, Pat Cipollone, the White House counsel, said Mr. Trump would refuse to cooperate in any way with the inquiry.
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Some House Democrats argue that Cohen could aide them in their hunt for critical documents as well — particularly because they expect the White House will refuse to cooperate with at least some congressional subpoenas.
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"The people of San Francisco know all too well the pain and suffering associated with the tragedy resulting from local jurisdictions that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities," the DOJ said in a statement.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that one key witness who is expected to refuse to cooperate with the review is former British spy Christopher Steele, author of a controversial "dossier" about alleged Trump interactions with Russia.
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He emphasized that the U.S. would refuse to cooperate, a revelation that, while not particularly surprising, will nevertheless deal a blow to Bensouda's investigation should she decide to probe war crimes allegedly committed by Americans.
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The refusals from top administration officials were unsurprising after the White House counsel's office sent a letter to top Democrats last week making clear that the administration would refuse to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's administration can withhold millions of dollars in law enforcement funds from states and cities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Wednesday.
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Kamala Harris: What she said: The senator from California made the first big, bold intervention of the night, vowing to abolish the Senate filibuster if Republicans refuse to cooperate to pass a Green New Deal.
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And if Democrats refuse to cooperate with Republicans, they will be forgoing the opportunity to solve a core problem for millions of Americans, including the most vulnerable, who are dependent on reliable health care coverage.
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Late last month he put "sanctuary cities" on notice, announcing that grant money would be withheld from state and local governments that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities and turn over undocumented immigrants arrested for crimes.
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A federal judge from California issued a permanent block to President Trump's sanctuary cities executive order, which deny funding to cities that refuse to cooperate with federal efforts to identify and deport undocumented immigrants, per CNN.
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A district court judge in San Francisco, not the 22019th Circuit, as Trump claimed, blocked enforcement of the executive order barring federal funds from so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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No one with any political, legal or common sense would advise him to refuse to cooperate with a special counsel investigation and then to brag about it, repeatedly, on cable TV. Why did he do it?
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The White House ramped up the fight over the impeachment inquiry on Tuesday, sending a letter to Pelosi and the House committee chairmen overseeing the investigation saying it would refuse to cooperate further with the probe.
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As this happens, people may become more likely to refuse to cooperate with police and perhaps even resist arrest — after all, why should they show respect toward a system that's, in their view, illegitimate and racist?
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College administrations can also refuse to cooperate with federal authorities by declining to release the students' information or even prohibit immigration authorities on campus unless they have a warrant, as the University of Pennsylvania plans to do.
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Speaking before the National Assembly yesterday, center-right politician Philippe Goujon described the approved amendment as a "realistic sanction," arguing that it clearly establishes "the criminal responsibility of encryption key makers who refuse to cooperate" with authorities.
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Sanctuary cities are back in the news, with Donald Trump issuing an executive order, based on a 85033 law, to cut federal funds to all state and local governments that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Tuesday it would refuse to cooperate with an "illegitimate, unconstitutional" congressional impeachment inquiry, setting Republican President Donald Trump on a collision course with the Democratic-led U.S. House of Representatives.
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Sanctuary cities — and counties and states — loom large as Mr. Trump seeks to vastly expand and speed the deportation of undocumented immigrants while threatening to withhold federal money from localities that refuse to cooperate with immigration officials.
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"We state that from now on we refuse to cooperate in any form with the U.S. in its status of a mediator, as we stand against its actions," Abbas told Putin at the start of talks in Moscow.
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Trump and his staff use it to refer to cities like San Francisco that refuse to cooperate with "detainer requests" by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to jail suspects without warrant until ICE can pick them up.
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On Wednesday, he signed executive orders that began the process of building a wall on the Mexican border, deporting large numbers of undocumented immigrants, and pulling federal funds from "sanctuary cities" that refuse to cooperate with immigration authorities.
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When the franchiser would not grant Widmer a license to operate the Doral restaurant, Widmer and his conspirators launched a campaign to encourage restaurant employees to quit, strike or refuse to cooperate with new management, the complaint claims.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Tuesday President Donald Trump "will be held accountable" after the White House said it would refuse to cooperate with the congressional impeachment inquiry of the Republican president.
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In a press release accompanying the list of principles, Trump also called on Congress to cut funding from specific grants and agreements in order to punish sanctuary cities "that refuse to cooperate with Federal authorities," according to The Hill.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House on Tuesday rejected an impeachment inquiry launched by Democrats in the House of Representatives as "constitutionally invalid" and said it would refuse to cooperate with the probe absent a vote of the full House.
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Sessions has been cracking down on so-called "sanctuary cities" that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement officials, threatening to withhold funding to state and local law enforcement agencies through the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant program.
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The White House argued Tuesday that the impeachment inquiry will continue to violate due process, echoing a letter issued by the White House counsel earlier this month in which the executive branch said it would refuse to cooperate in the inquiry.
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"Don't cooperate," the former official said, arguing it would have been better to refuse to cooperate and be compelled to talk to the grand jury instead, and perhaps have some protection in terms of not being identified in the report.
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During a June meeting, Ms. Harris and Mr. Kelly engaged in a contentious back-and-forth as she questioned him about Trump administration threats to cut off funding for so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration officials.
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While the bulk of Zelinsky's roughly hour-long opening focused on Stone's alleged defiance of Congress, towards the end the prosecutor said Stone also crudely urged an associate, liberal talk show host Randy Credico, to refuse to cooperate with Mueller's investigation.
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Point No. 4 in President-Elect Trump's 10-Point Plan to Put America First calls for an end to sanctuary cities, which presumably will be done by threatening to withhold federal funds from cities that refuse to cooperate with his administration's enforcement program.
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Those who have recently taken a knee on the football field showed us — by the national attention they drew back to the issue of racialized police violence and the value of peaceful protest — the power of citizens who refuse to cooperate with injustice.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte dared the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Friday to jail him or hang him over alleged extrajudicial killings in his war on drugs, but said he would refuse to cooperate with foreigners if put on trial.
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He also tweeted about the Ninth Circuit in April 2017, after the court ruled against both a version of his travel ban and a policy that would have cut funding from "sanctuary cities," states that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration policy.
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But they're also facing the difficult task of producing evidence damning enough to convince Trump's GOP allies in the Senate that he's committed impeachable offenses, an undertaking made only more difficult if witnesses — particularly political appointees close to key Ukraine events — refuse to cooperate.
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SB 4, as the law is known, was set to make it a crime for local law enforcement agencies to refuse to cooperate with immigration officials, and prevent police chiefs and sheriffs from ordering their officers not to ask people about their immigration status.
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President Donald J. Trump's 10-point plan to put "America First" includes a pledge to end sanctuary cities, cities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration officers who are seeking to apprehend and remove undocumented immigrants, by threatening to cut off their federal funds.
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The President's decision to ramp up these cruel ICE activities over addressing genuine national security threats means that many people -- regardless of whether they are in the country legally or illegally -- may now refuse to cooperate with the agency and instead hide out of fear.
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And, of course, all this is a none-too-subtle way of sending a signal to Michael Cohen, Paul Manafort and others that they, too, can expect to get a presidential get-out-jail-free card if they refuse to cooperate with Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said in a court filing Tuesday that he will not file suit to block a subpoena from House impeachment investigators, and will instead refuse to cooperate at the direction of President Trump and the Justice Department.
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It is also a trip through the looking glass for the South Carolina Republican, who will go from demanding information on Congress' behalf to backing a White House that said it would refuse to cooperate with what it called an "illegitimate, unconstitutional" congressional inquiry.
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Other states have moved in the opposite direction: Texas, where Hernandez lives, as well as Mississippi, Indiana, and Georgia have all passed laws this year that punish jurisdictions that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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They "refuse" to cooperate with ICE out of fear of expensive lawsuits launched by open-borders law firms (with the demoralizing encouragement of the outgoing administration)—See the latest threat made by Ford Foundation-funded open-borders attorneys against Sheriff Thomas Hodgson of Bristol County, Massachusetts.
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First, by forcing the government to come to it in the first instance, Apple retains the ability to litigate court orders — assuming its position is not to refuse to cooperate no matter the particular facts — and thereby challenge the government in specific cases of possible overreach.
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This past weekend, then, has set up a very contentious future, one in which a major political party asks for more from a whistleblower, the president openly attacks his own staff, Democrats reveal more problematic information, and Trump officials refuse to cooperate with the House inquiry.
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But even the Republican-controlled Senate Intelligence Committee has subpoenaed the president's son, Donald Trump Jr. Schiff reiterated his suggestion Sunday that Congress could levy fines of $25,000 a day on administration officials who refuse to cooperate with demands for witness appearances and documents in congressional investigations.
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There's more to life than partisan politics, and obviously if Trump is sincerely prepared to deliver Republican votes for a transformative overhaul of American infrastructure that massively speeds the transition to electrification of transportation and the greening of the energy mix, then Democrats can't just refuse to cooperate.
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When I got to Congress in 2011, the very first piece of legislation I introduced was the Mobilizing Against Sanctuary Cities Act, which would cut off all funding for at least one year to jurisdictions that resist or ban enforcement of federal immigration laws, or refuse to cooperate with immigration officials.
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I was pleasantly surprised when the top stack took shape, but wasn't celebrating yet, as I know all too well the feeling of having one section come out nicely, only to have the symmetrical section refuse to cooperate (I have many half-finished themelesses haunting the abyss of my files).
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WASHINGTON — The Senate Intelligence Committee has asked a number of high-profile Trump campaign associates to hand over emails and other records of dealings with Russians as part of its investigation into Russian meddling in the presidential election and is prepared to subpoena those who refuse to cooperate, officials said.
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In the letter to the heads of CBP, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the two addressed the CBP announcement that its Border Patrol Tactical Unit (BORTAC) will be deployed to several cities that refuse to cooperate with the Trump administration on immigration enforcement.
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A few months back, the former Trump campaign adviser went on a media blitz, spending nearly an entire afternoon telling multiple outlets that he planned to become the first person to refuse to cooperate with Mueller's investigation into Russia, and that he would defy a subpoena and a grand jury summons.
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Texas is about to start fining sanctuary city officials up to $25,000 Texas is about to start fining sanctuary city officials up to $25,000 Texas lawmakers have approved a ban on so-called sanctuary cities, warning they will punish local law enforcement chiefs with jail time if they refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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Law enforcement officers in areas that refuse to cooperate with ICE and the Border Patrol — which include both liberal and conservative parts of the country — often argue that doing so pushes undocumented people further into the shadows, ultimately making cities less safe because that segment of the population becomes less likely to report crimes or cooperate with investigations.
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Rep. John GaramendiJohn Raymond GaramendiDemocratic lawmaker: We should 'march' uncooperative witnesses 'to a little jail' House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Bottom Line MORE (D-Calif.) said Wednesday that Trump administration officials and allies of the president who refuse to cooperate with congressional investigations should be held in inherent contempt and taken into custody.
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Chelsea ManningChelsea Elizabeth ManningWaPo announces plans to increase investigative journalism staff US to question Assange friend jailed in Ecuador: report US extradition case for Assange set for next year MORE said in new court filings on Monday that she will refuse to cooperate with a grand jury investigation on WikiLeaks after an appeals court denied her request to overturn a contempt of court order.
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If Congress hounds the Justice Department, and particularly Deputy Attorney Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE in this case, to the point that in protecting longstanding and fundamental policy, Rosenstein feels obligated to refuse to cooperate in the face of possible contempt, then our nation will have a constitutional crisis of significant proportion.
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Simona Mangiante, the wife of former Trump campaign aide George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosFlynn, Papadopoulos to speak at event preparing 'social media warriors' for 'digital civil war' Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference Mueller hearings should lead Democrats to be shocked at abuse of justice system MORE, says her husband should end his plea agreement with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's office and refuse to cooperate further with its investigation.
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Since Trump took office, courts have at least temporarily blocked Trump's plans to: **ban travelers and immigrants from several Muslim-majority countries **withhold federal funds from so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities on immigration enforcement **ban transgender people from serving in the military **delay implementation of a regulation issued by the Obama administration limiting methane emissions **put the brakes on an Interior Department rule requiring energy firms to pay more mineral royalties on federal land **delay compliance with an Obama-era rule aimed at curbing natural gas drilling waste emissions on federal land **and impede a detained illegal immigrant teenager from obtaining an abortion Trump has claimed some court victories, too, including on Oct.
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