What Krasnov Plans To Do Is Bone Chilling

[Mr.Bee]

7. After That Address Last Night

He should be removed by U.S. Constitution's Article II (Executive Branch) concerning presidential power to remove executive officers, a major topic in administrative law involving separation of powers, accountability, and the President's role in ensuring laws are executed, with Supreme Court cases like Humphrey's Executor defining limits on "for-cause" removal protections for agency heads.
It can also relate to specific legal procedures for removing company administrators (like in ADGM) or probate/estate administrators under certain acts, or even the process for removing civil cases to federal court (28 U.S. Code § 1446).