What would have happened if this piece of legislation had not passed in 1830? (OTL: Passage of this bill lead to the "Trail of Tears".)
Now if Jackson does carry it out in spite of Congress, and defies all congressional attempts to remove him or even restrain him, this sets an ugly precedent. And if Congress is forced to use the military remove him from office, that sets another. Military interference in politics potentially becomes acceptable, meaning the US could at some point be much like Latin America. Democracy has its limits set by the military.
But what would Georgia do? Will the Federal Army be brought in to keep the peace between white settlers and the Cherokee?
Georgia will probably try to "solve the problem" on its own with its militia, which, judging by their standards of militia, would probably be a spectacular failure.But what would Georgia do? Will the Federal Army be brought in to keep the peace between white settlers and the Cherokee?