Migration policy in the USA
Judge allows Trump’s deportations by war law
Trump has declared a walk to the terrorist organization and uses an old war law for deportations without procedures. A judge now approves the war law for the first time, but names restrictions.
A judge in the US state of Pennsylvania has fundamentally approved the deportation of foreign cartel members from the USA based on a controversial war law from the 18th century. The Federal judge Stephanie Haines, appointed by US President Donald Trump in his first term, also judged that the authorities have to inform the migrants concerned at least 21 days in advance and enable them to contest their deportation, report the “Washington Post” and the POLTICO portal.
According to various media reports, this is the first judgment that Trump allows you to use the so -called “Alien Enemies Act” from 1798 for deportations. Several other judges had previously rejected this. This is about a Venezoleer in Pennsylvania.
The US government had declared the Venezuelan drug gang tren de Aragua into a foreign terrorist organization. He argues that Tren de Aragua exercises “irregular warfare” against the US territory. Since then, alleged members of the gang have been deported to the notorious Cecot high -security prison in the Central American El Salvador.
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Source: Stern
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