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An American judge will prevent Trump from using the powers of “foreign enemies” law
Yesterday (Saturday), a federal judge issued a verdict, which president Donald Trump would temporarily be expelled by the use of President Donald Trump to accelerate the boycott of Venezuela’s “Trin de Argwa” gang.
Earlier, Trump used 1798 foreign enemies law against the group, facing a “invasion” country of a criminal organization associated with kidnapping, exploitation, exploitation, organized crime and wage killings, the Reuters News Agency said.
A few hours later, Judge James Posberg issued a temporary limit, which prevents the boycott of veneer for 14 days. Bosberg said that the law was “not a basis for the President’s declaration, the words of invasion and cruel infiltration actually apply to enemy actions for any state and they are in line with war.”
Trump said the gang members were “fighting irregular war, and that they were” they were acting against the United States with the goal of destabilizing the country. “
The law has been used only in times of war, as immigrants are classified as a threat and the president may allow the president to overcome the rights of the President’s legal policies.
Although the White House issued the announcement yesterday (Saturday), its formulation indicates that Trump signed on Friday.
According to Trump’s announcement, all 14 -year -old Venezuela citizens and those within the United States without another nationality or permanent legal residents in the country are “at risk of being expelled as arrest, limit, insurance and foreign enemies.”
In the relevant case, the Trump administration hopes to pay $ 6 million to L Salvadar, in the first time when El Salvador received migrants from the United States to keep 300 people from the Venezuela “Trin D Aragua” gang for a year.
The agreement came after talks between US Foreign Secretary Marco Rubio and President El Salvador Naguib Abkila about pushing immigrants in a popular prison in El Salvador. The Abkila government has arrested more than 84,000 people from 2022, as part of a strict campaign against mass violence in a small country.
The law of foreign enemies
The Foreign Enemies Act is famous for supporting the establishment of compulsory camps for Japanese, German and Italian origins in World War II.
Civil rights groups and some Democrats have criticized the idea of restoring the law with the aim of promoting mass expulsion and this phase is likely to lead to legal appeals.
The American Union for Civil Liberties, and another non -profit organization called (Democracy Forward), filed today.
In this case, the two organizations say that the use of foreign enemy law for the year 1798 is “imminent”, and it becomes illegal, as it is “the power only during the war, and it is clear that it only applies to military action.”
The White House has not yet responded to the request for the comment. Court documents show that the government has appealed the temporary restricted judge’s order.
Judge Bosberg wrote from the Federal Court of Columbia in his order: “I decided that the immediate matter was needed to maintain the status quo until a session was decided this morning.”
In the joint statement of both organizations, the American Union for Civil Liberties and the Organization of Democracy Organization need to expand the scope of the temporary limit, which requires the inclusion of all those who are expelled under the law.
