Does a president need to uphold the Constitution? Trump says 'I don't know'
Briefly

In a recent interview on 'Meet the Press,' President Trump was questioned about upholding the Constitution in relation to the rights of undocumented immigrants. His vague response, 'I don't know,' sparked discussion on due process rights linked to the Fifth Amendment. He reiterated his commitment to deport undocumented immigrants, emphasizing his lawyers' compliance with Supreme Court interpretations. Knowing immigration is pivotal for the upcoming elections, Trump's remarks drew attention amidst declining approval ratings. He also discussed his intentions regarding a third term and praised potential successors within his party.
Trump's vague response about needing to uphold the Constitution raises concerns about his understanding of presidential responsibilities and the importance of due process.
Despite his previous assertions about seeking a third term, Trump clarified his focus on completing a second term and choosing a successor.
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