[Podcast Episode] The Erosion of Due Process in America

In this episode, we dive into a powerful warning about something most Americans take for granted—due process. The article, "The Erosion of Due Process in America" calls out how Donald Trump’s actions and rhetoric are eroding the legal safeguards that protect us all.

From mass firings of federal workers without recourse, to the use of executive orders like political weapons, to attacks on judges who uphold the Constitution, this isn’t just political chaos, it’s the slow dismantling of democratic norms.

The author walks us through historical moments—from Japanese internment and McCarthyism to the civil rights movement and post-9/11 overreach, showing what happens when fear replaces fairness and loyalty to a leader overrides loyalty to the law.

The takeaway is urgent and universal: Due process isn’t a partisan issue. It’s the bedrock of a free society. And when it disappears, it doesn’t vanish selectively, it vanishes for everyone.

This is a call to action—for every voter, every citizen—to become the firewall our democracy needs. Because the Constitution doesn’t defend itself. We do.

Mitch Jackson, Esq. | links

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