The Supreme Court intervened late Saturday to block the Trump administration from deporting Venezuelan migrants accused of being gang members under a wartime law. This unsigned order reflects deep skepticism about the administration's adherence to previous rulings that granted detainees the right to timely notification of deportation and access to legal recourse. Concerns arose as the government appeared ready to disregard these rights, with detainees receiving notices in a language they didn't understand and without adequate time to contest their deportation. The ACLU filed an emergency application to safeguard the migrants, highlighting urgency in their situation.
The Supreme Court issued an extraordinary order, blocking the Trump administration from deporting Venezuelan migrants, raising skepticism about the administration's compliance with previous rulings.
The unsigned order indicated a belief that the administration was poised to violate the court's earlier ruling regarding the notification process for deportees.
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