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Judges Extend Venezuela Deportation Blocks, Question Trump's Use of Wartime Law
By Luc Cohen, Tom Hals NEW YORK (Reuters) -Two U.S. judges on Tuesday extended temporary blocks on some deportations of Venezuelan migrants and signaled that President Donald Trump's invocation of a 1798 law historically used in wartime to speed up their removal from the United States may not survive judicial review.
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Judge Jamee Comans said the Department of Homeland Security has until 5 p.m. Wednesday to provide evidence that Khalil should be deported, or else she'll drop the case Friday. "I'd like to see the ...
Critics say its use without due process is leading to the deportation of migrants ... should be followed in these cases as the United States is not at war with Venezuela. The panel will hear ...
Tensions mount as judge demands more answers about deportation flights WASHINGTON ... to call for the removal of the judge overseeing the case. Trump complained about "This Radical Left ...
More: Judge orders ... In a case that has garnered national attention, Abrego Garcia was among the hundreds of alleged members of criminal gangs MS-13 and Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua the ...
While Trump has argued he has the legal authority to order deportations under the law, critics say its use without due process is leading to the deportation ... with Venezuela. A three-judge ...
A federal judge says the Trump administration is ignoring court orders to facilitate Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s return from El Salvador.
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