The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Monday that lower federal courts have no jurisdiction in a lawsuit filed to prevent the deportation of gang members at the violent US Tren de Lagua prison.
The Supreme Court has granted the Trump administration’s urgent demand to intervene in cases challenging deportation and has overturned a temporary restraining order from the lower courts that halted them.
“The Supreme Court has upheld the rule of law of our country by allowing a president to secure our borders and protect our families and our nation. It’s a great day for American justice!” Trump responded.
In March, Trump issued an executive order calling for alien enemy laws in response to the US already declared that it was being invaded by criminal foreigners, including TDA members Center Square. It has been reported.
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In response, a lawsuit was filed illegally on behalf of five Venezuelans in the United States, demanding that District Court in the District of Columbia be stopped from being deported. After nearly 300 Venezuelans were removed from the United States and sent to El Salvador’s maximum security prison, a federal judge granted the request and issued two temporary restraining orders. The judge also ordered the people to be returned, but the president of Salvadra said it was “too late” and laughed at the central square. It has been reported.
The judge argued that the Trump administration is against court orders. The administration argued that it was not the case and called for the US Supreme Court.
On Monday, the Supreme Court issued three and a half pages. opinion“We will grant applications and vacate the toros. Detainees are seeking impartial relief for the implementation and removal of declarations under the AEA. They challenge the government’s interpretation of law and argue that it does not fall within the category of removable alien enemy.
“AEA-based removal challenges, mostly laws to eliminate[s] Judicial review, ‘… must be brought to habeas and ‘immediate physical release [is not] The only remedy under federal habeas, citing multiple court cases,” said the lawsuit.
Also, please note that in the case of Habeus Corpus, the judgment must be jurisdiction in a “confinement district” in the state of Texas where illegal aliens are detained, rather than in the District of Columbia where the lawsuit is filed.
“The venue is inappropriate in the District of Columbia as detainees are locked up in Texas, and as a result, the government is likely to succeed in the merits of this lawsuit,” the opinion states.
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It also states, “The Fifth Amendment, in the context of the removal procedure, the alien is entitled to a legitimate process of law,” and “under the AEA, detainees must notify them that they will be removed under the law after the date of this order.”
“Detainees subject to removal orders under the AEA are entitled to the opportunity to challenge notification and removal,” the opinion states. “The only question is which court will resolve the challenge.”
Judge Brett Kavanaugh has released another agreed opinion.
Judge Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, Ketanji Brown Jackson and Amy Connie Barrett released their dissent, claiming that “without a legislative process, under the auspices of alien enemy law, under the law of 1798, designated during the era of war.”
When playing cards declared an invasion He designated the southwest border and Mexican cartels and TDA as FTOs, claiming they were engaged in an asymmetric war against the Americans. It has been reported.
He took action after the record Over 1 million Venezuelans Center Square reported that it illegally entered the United States under the Biden administration, including TDA members who expanded criminal operations in at least 22 states, including the killing of Americans.
Opponents also argue that the Supreme Court, which is intervening in the case, is “just as inexplicable as it is dangerous.”
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“In the background of dozens of unprecedented immigrants from the US government moving to foreign prisons without legitimate procedures, the majority of the court believes it is fit to vacate district court orders. Clearly, the majority have styled the plaintiff’s claims as Habias’s actions and reach the districts where they were detained for detention. We will create a new law on emergency dockets and eliminate the serious threat our intervention poses to the lives of individual detainees.”
After the verdict, the removal of Venezuelan TDA members will continue illegally in the United States.
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