ट्रम्प का आदेश- अमेरिका का झंडा जलाया तो जेल होगी: प्रवासियों का देश निकाला होगा, बिना पैसे जमा किए जमानत पर भी रोक

US President Trump on Monday signed two executive orders. In the first order, the arrangement of release of the accused (cashless bell) was abolished in the first order. At the same time, a provision has been made to take strict action against those who burn the American flag in the second.

According to Trump’s executive order, it has been said to put the American flag flag burning in jail and if they are immigrant (foreign nationals), they have been said to be expelled from the country.

In 1989, the US Supreme Court said in a 5-4 judgment that the flag burning comes under freedom of expression, but Trump has asked Attorney General Palm Bondi to find a case that can challenge the decision.

According to a White House official, a month ago, protesters in Los Angeles had burnt American flags and waved Mexican flags, angered by Trump.

Trump also against cashless bell

Under the cashless bell in the US, judges can release the accused without depositing money. Trump described this system as very flexible and ordered to end it.

He has been asked Palm Bondi to identify the states and cities where the cashless bell is applicable. In these places the center funds (government money) can be stopped or abolished.

In order, the capital Washington D.C. But special attention has been paid, where the Trump administration has already started taking strictness.

Police should not release the accused

In the order, the police have been asked to try to keep the accused in jail instead of releasing and if the local government of Washington continues cashless bell, government services and money should be stopped from there.

Washington has been implemented in a cashless vine for several decades, where some accused are released without money. According to a report, only 3% of the accused of violent crimes in Washington between August 2024 and January 2025 were arrested again after bail. None of these was arrested again for violent crime.

There is no similar system of getting bail (bail) in America. Different states and local courts have their own rules. According to the Constitution, any accused is considered innocent before being convicted and has special laws to control their freedom.