The stunning U.S. raid on Venezuela that removed President and socialist thug Nicolás Maduro from power to face trial in the U.S. raises questions: What's next for long-suffering but hopeful Venezuelans, what is the legal basis for snatching a country's head of state without congressional authorization, and where do Americans stand on the Trump administration's nation-building project? We'll have to wait and see on the first point, and the answer to the second is that there is no legal basis for unilateral presidential missions to depose foreign leaders. But while the public will need some time to digest these events, we know Americans—especially young ones—are increasingly dubious about foreign adventures.
