Constitutional lawyer Alan Delsitz said Wednesday that the U.S. Supreme Court will issue a “divided” decision on President Donald Trump’s efforts to deport members of Venezuela prison gangster Tren de Aragua (TDA).
Three split judge panels from the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit support A temporary injunction by US District Judge James Boasberg for the District of Columbia was issued on March 15th. order The Trump administration will spin two planes that carry members of the Venezuelan gang to El Salvador. Dershowitz said the Supreme Court would probably hear the case, but neither side said they would argue for a complete victory. (Related: “Total Disregard the Law”: Tom Homan worries about the “legitimate process” of deported gang members)
“The U.S. DC Circuit Court of Appeals has confirmed the lower court’s decision to not allow planes abroad to go to El Salvador,” Dershowitz said. “The decision is 2-1, and the Trump-appointed judges opposed on procedural reasons, while the other two judges say, “Yes, you can keep it, or no one will be deported anymore in the way these Venezuelans were deported.” ”
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“The objection was because the case should not be in front of the DC courtroom. It should have been in front of the Texas courtroom. That’s the last place in the US that Denner was before he was sent to El Salvador,” Dershowitz said. “That’s the status there.”
Trump has issued several executive orders to address illegal immigration and border security. designation Mexican drug cartels, TDA and MS-13, the prison gang in El Salvador, and the foreign terrorist organization that took office on January 20th. Called On March 15th, the Alien Enemy Act of 1798 to speed up the deportation of TDA gang members.
“In the end, I think this case will be decided on merit and will eventually reach the U.S. Supreme Court. I think it will be upheld the power to order deportation through legitimate procedures,” Dershowitz says.
“So my predictions are split. In effect, the power of the president will be supported,” Dershowitz said. “Procedurally, they need to get a legitimate procedure, and the remaining questions are: Does the federal court have the authority to enforce a reasonable process against its enforcement wishes, or is it purely an enforcement function? Congress can pass laws that remove jurisdiction from the federal district court on such matters, but that is not the case.”
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