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The President of the USA, Donald Trump, invoked the death penalty for Democratic congressmen who encourage military personnel and intelligence agents not to obey his orders, considering them illegal. The Democratic Party reacted vehemently, accusing Trump of infamous behavior. These congressmen, with military experience, published a message encouraging disobedience to illegal orders, denouncing the threats to the Constitution from the current administration. Democratic leaders urged Trump to moderate his rhetoric to prevent violence, while a group of former military and diplomatic officials supported their appeal. Criticism of Trump's use of military force has intensified, and the UN has called for an investigation into the legality of his actions. The Department of Justice stated that the orders given by Trump are legal, despite the controversies generated.
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