US EditionTrump asks US Supreme Court to intervene in deportations fight
- President Donald Trump’s administration requested the Supreme Court's involvement in the legal fight over the Alien Enemies Act, which allows for rapid deportations.
- The emergency appeal aims to overturn US District Judge James Boasberg's order blocking further deportations under the act.
- The Department of Justice is seeking a temporary stay of Boasberg's order to allow the Supreme Court time to review the case.
- Five Venezuelans, challenging the use of the law, filed a lawsuit against the administration regarding national security operations.
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Trump calls on the Supreme Court to lift the ban on expelling migrants under emergency law
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday called on the Supreme Court to lift the ban imposed by a federal judge on deporting immigrants under the "enemy alien" law, previously invoked only in times of war. The petition is one of the most flagrant examples of Trump's unprecedented attempts to increase presidential power since he returned to the White House in January. Trump invoked the little-known "Foreign Enemies Act," passed…
Los Angeles Times
Independent EspañolTrump government asks Supreme Court permission to resume deportations of Venezuelan migrants
Trump invoked the Foreign Enemies Act for the first time since World War II to justify the deportation of hundreds of people under a presidential proclamation that qualifies the Aragua Train gang as an invading force.
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