The NYT investigates Trump's controversial efforts to deport Venezuelans to El Salvador, highlighting Stephen Miller's manipulation of the Alien Enemies Act for expedited removals without due process. The narrative exposes how Miller's misrepresentation of the Tren de Aragua gang has fueled a deceptive deportation regime. Courts are moving towards discovery aimed at holding accountable those behind these actions, indicating significant legal consequences for the administration's prior claims. Critical omissions in the reporting reveal deeper implications on immigration policy and civil rights.
Mr. Miller had long been interested in the Alien Enemies Act, a law passed in 1798 that allows the U.S. government to swiftly deport citizens of an invading nation.
The law allows you to instantaneously remove any noncitizen foreigner from an invading country, aged 14 or older, adding: That allows you to suspend the due process that normally applies to a removal proceeding.
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