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“Atrápame si puedes”: la presidencia de Trump sigue encontrando formas de eludir la ley
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· September 5, 2026
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Key points However, President Donald Trump's face does appear, as his Treasury Department used a different law related to commemorative coins. A law requires presidential approval from Congress for military involvement exceeding 60 days.
A law regarding presidents on currency states that a sitting president's face should not appear on circulating money. However, President Donald Trump's face does appear, as his Treasury Department used a different law related to commemorative coins.
The administration is also involved in a conflict with Iran, which has lasted more than six months. A law requires presidential approval from Congress for military involvement exceeding 60 days. The administration claims to have made pauses in the war, but previous presidents have not engaged in comparable actions.
Further details on these developments are available from the source, including analysis by Zachary B. Wolf, CNN.
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Published: September 5, 2026 ·
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