https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Executive_Order_13684

Creating an arguably unconstitutional task force is a good example

Could you explain further?

Basically, the grass is always greener and what you describe as limiting government is also simultaneously giving the government more powers.

Yeah, seems rather immoral to attempt to save people's lives.

At this point though, turning the government back into regulators would actually involve scaling back their powers.

It's not that the concept is immoral, it's that the execution and methods involved in collecting information to transmit to "law enforcement" is immoral.

:laughing: I didn't catch that executive order bit. When will people learn that calling something unconstitutional is not the same as calling it bad or saying that you disagree with it?

The methods of collecting information are unconstitutional and violate privacy laws, not to mention the immorality of it.

Could you elaborate?

You didn't catch the point I was asking him, though you just responded asking him to elaborate, which is what I asked him to do.

I think the point is that dirty liberal Obama signed it so it's bad.

To answer both of your questions; it allows local law enforcement to legally send statistics and personal details about an individual up to a federal level that would otherwise be locked under privacy laws, all in the name of "improving community relations."