The role of the Judiciary is to uphold the Constitution and serve as a check on the other branches of government. But under Trump 2.0, the Supreme Court has been compromised, the Justice Department has been weaponized, and the Constitution has been undermined.
#### Who can we count on to resist this extremist agenda?
Until now, the answer has been a series of very brave and principled federal judges, who have blocked or reversed many egregious executive orders. Going forward, can we count on these same judges to uphold the Constitution—even as their jobs, and sometimes their lives—are threatened?
#### Join us and our expert panel for a discussion of the role of the Judiciary in stopping this administration’s agenda and what we, as committed grassroots activists, can do to restore faith in the legal system.
– [Jack Beermann](https://www.bu.edu/ioc/profile/jack-beermann/#:~:text=Professor%20of%20Law,%20Harry%20Elwood%20Warren%20Scholar&text=Professor%20Beermann’s%20areas%20of%20interest,the%20IOC%20Faculty%20Advisory%20Board), Professor of Law at Boston University
– [Alex Aronson](https://www.beginswithus.org/alexaronson), Co-founder Court Accountability
– [Jeremy Paul](https://law.northeastern.edu/faculty/paul/), Professor of Law at Northeastern University
#### ADDED BONUS: Helping your neighbors in need is activism, and the need is close to home!
We will be collecting donations for the [Village Food Hub](https://villagefoodhub.org/) in Andover. If you can bring contributions with you, the items they most need are
– Shelf stable milk
– Baby formula, especially Enfamil NeuroPro (liquid or powder)
– Canned chicken or other protein
– Peanut butter
– Rice
– Black or red kidney beans
– Canned fruit
– Jarred baby food
– Cooking oil and sprays
– Sugar
– Coffee
– Ketchup
#### Thank you!