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the supreme court The Trump administration has ordered not to deport a number of Venezuelan men held using Law 1798.
The judges said: “The government is directed to not removing any member in the category of detainees supposed from the United States until another matter from this court.”
Two conservatives in court, judges Clarence Thomas and Samuel AltoThey said they opposed this opinion.
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After his inauguration in January, President Trump summoned the law of foreign enemies 1798, historically in wartime, to deport members Treen de Aragoa A criminal gang, which was identified by a terrorist organization.
According to Reuters on Friday, the American Civil Liberties Union filled an urgent request to the Supreme Court after reports that some men were placed on buses and were about to deport.
The Supreme Court had previously ruled that the Trump administration could only carry out deportations under the Law of Foreign Enemies in 1798 if those who target the opportunity have the opportunity to challenge their removal.
This is a developing news story and will be updated.
