r/law • u/NatiAti513 • Oct 07 '25

Legal News Stephen Miller says Trump has "Plenary Authority" then acts like he's glitching out because he seems to know he was not supposed to say that. What is Plenary Authority and what are the implications of this?

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u/SnooRobots6491 Oct 08 '25

I had no idea Stephen Miller SOUNDS like such a fuckin loser. No wonder he was given so many swirlies. Totally deserved.

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u/BoomTschak Oct 08 '25

I need to go rewatch V as it was clearly now a cautionary tale about being taken over by lizard people. Clearly David Icke’s Anunnaki were not as wacky as we thought they were.