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Donald Trump: Separation Of Power

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We just had a recent election and Donald Trump won . Many people wanted Clinton as our president because of all of the harsh things trump were saying . The rumors were that Trump threatened to send people of black descendants back to africa and send people of hispanic descendents back to mexico and build a wall . What the people of america doesn’t know is just because Trump is president doesn’t mean he can just snap his fingers and everything he says will happen. We live in a country where we have a judicial , executive , and legislative branch , they are better known as separation of power. All of the branches have a specific job to protect our rights , Trump would have to go through all of these branches in order for all of these things to

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