Trump blocked from using Alien Enemies Act for mass deportations

The federal judge prevents President Donald Trump from using 227 -year -old laws to protect the United States during the war to prevent Venezuela’s expelling.

On Saturday, Trump said that immigrants in the Venezuelan criminal organization were proclaimed that they were “carrying irregular wars” against the United States and will deport them under the extraterrestrial law in 1798.

But on Saturday evening, James Boasberg, a US local judge, ordered to stop deportation due to the 14 -day declaration.

Judge Boazburg told the hearing that the deporters and the plane took off and returned again.

This law allows the United States to detain and remove people who threaten the safety of the state without following the legal process during the exhibition. It was last called for interns from Japan during World War II.

Trump said that on Saturday, when Trende Ara Gua said, “on Saturday, which declared, attempted, and threatening the invasion of the territory of the United States, it was threatening, threatening.

He promised to use a controversial law in the campaign last year.

The American Civil Liberties Union and other rights groups have already sued him not to use it on Saturday before the declaration.

At the hearing, the judge said that the term “invasion” and “plundering aggression” of the law said, “It is related to the hostile acts of enemy countries.”

Attorney ACLU believed that there were two flights in NEW York Times in the air on Sunday. The BBC did not check the report.

This case can now go through the legal system and go to the Supreme Court.

The Declaration and the surrounding fights must meet Trump’s supporters, and he returned him to the White House as a pledge to crack down on illegal immigration and lower the price of everyday goods. He worked quickly to check the US immigration system since he took office in January.

Together with some legal experts, the rights group called an unprecedented call, saying that the US officially declared war with other countries, saying that alien legitimacy was used in the past. Under the Constitution, only Congress can proclaim war.

All Venezuela citizens in the United States over the age of 14, the members of Tren de Aragua, and “actually naturalized or legitimate permanent residents,” had to be “arrest, restriction, and removal as an alien enemy.”

Trump was not built in the declaration of how American officials would be a member of the violent national gang.

By using this law, instead of the immigration law that already gives “sufficient authority” to expel the members of the gang, Trump said that the prisoners do not need to prove that the prisoners are part of the Trend Ara Gua.

“He wants to bypass the need to provide evidence or persuade a judge to be a gang member before he actually expells the gang,” she said.

“The only reason for such power is not a gang activity that can be proven in immigration procedures, but to enable Venezuela’s charges and deportation based on ancestors.”