Tuesday 08 April/2025 – 02:57 AM
On Monday, the US Supreme Court allowed President Donald Trump to use a law dating back 1798, which was historically used only in wartime to deport the alleged Venezuelan gangs as part of the Republican President’s militant approach to immigrants, but with some of the restrictions that I put to implement this.
Deporting immigrants from America
The United States Supreme Court granted, in a non -five -signed ruling against four, the administration’s request to raise the order of American judge James Boasberg residing in Washington issued on March 15, who temporarily suspended brief deportations under Trump’s summons to the Law of Foreigners ‘enemies’ law while litigation procedures continues in the case, according to Reuters.
The United States Supreme Court places restrictions on deportations
The majority of the courts, despite their bias to the current American administration, have placed restrictions on how deportations occurred, stressing the need to conduct a judicial review.
And their decision stated: The detainees must receive a notice after the date of this matter stating that they are subject to deportation under the law .. The notice must be made during a reasonable period of time and in a way that actually allows them to request relief under the order of appearing before the judiciary in the appropriate place before this deportation occurs.
Trump comments on the decision of the US Supreme Court
In the same context, US President Donald Trump commented on the Supreme Court’s decision on immigrants and border protection, and wrote through his account on the Truth Social platform, saying: It is a great day for justice in America.
