Here's a gift link to the New York Times's new mini-symposium (which I liked) assembling 35 legal scholars' views on the legality of Trump's actions in his first three months.
what about the apparent self-dealing and corruption with the meme coin, the Liv golf tournament, and all his other personal business ventures that he is running out of the white house?
Those don't seem to have come up as consistently when the scholars were asked about "the most significant unconstitutional or unlawful actions by Mr. Trump and his administration." which doesn't mean they're not horrible and in many cases illegal. Some of them are probably constitutional violations too under things like the Emoluments Clause.
what about the apparent self-dealing and corruption with the meme coin, the Liv golf tournament, and all his other personal business ventures that he is running out of the white house?
Those don't seem to have come up as consistently when the scholars were asked about "the most significant unconstitutional or unlawful actions by Mr. Trump and his administration." which doesn't mean they're not horrible and in many cases illegal. Some of them are probably constitutional violations too under things like the Emoluments Clause.