Washington DC/IBNS, April 14 -- One of the first executive orders that Donald Trump signed when he returned to the White House as the President of America on January 20 was to declare a "national emergency" along the United States' southern border.

That order had a clause attached that President Trump might "invoke the Insurrection Act of 1807" and possibly deploy the military on US soil on April 20, which is ninety days after the executive order was signed.

According to the Insurrection Act of 1807, the President of the United States may permit the deployment of the military and the US National Guard to ensure that the law is enforced in certain conditions and situations.

The law empowers the military to completely suppress any rebell...