President Donald Trump expressed outrage at a Supreme Court ruling that temporarily barred his administration from expediting the deportation of Venezuelan detainees using the Alien Enemies Act. The Court's 7-2 decision emphasized the need for fundamental due process rights, sending the matter back to the Fifth Circuit for further examination. Trump criticized the decision as enabling criminals to remain in the U.S. and damaging to public safety. The use of the Alien Enemies Act, which has rarely been invoked since its creation in 1798, showcases the ongoing legal and political battles surrounding immigration policies under his presidency.
Trump criticized the Supreme Court for blocking his use of the Alien Enemies Act to expedite the deportation of Venezuelan detainees, framing the decision as a failure to protect Americans.
In his posts, Trump insisted that the Court's decision enables criminals to remain in the U.S. and hinders his ability to uphold his election promises.
The ruling emphasized the need for due process, mandating that the Fifth Circuit Court investigates how detainees can contest their deportations.
Trump's strong language about the Supreme Court reflects ongoing tensions between his administration and judicial decisions that impact immigration policy.
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