Is this apart of the insurrection act that Trump would put into place?
(www.law.cornell.edu)
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Yes, no, maybe?
"Insurrection act of 1807" gets mentioned. But the Cornell site is quite brief for the entire chapter "13. Insurrection"
And the "Posse Comitatus Act" is the "Bad President, no biscuit" set of limitations.
Wikipedia has this, which has a flow chart, and some of the back-and-forth and changes.
The states declared both emergencies and natural disasters over the pandemic. That's currently in effect
Then this is what's needed: "domestic violence has occurred to such an extent that the constituted authorities of the State or possession are incapable of maintaining public order"
And "Tell Congress."
Not really. Once he calls this we civilians can also go out and help the military and militia. If shit was still going on in Houston and this got passed id go out and help stop this shit from further destroying my city. Letting it go only gives these fucks what they want.... compliance