The Trump administration has invoked the state secrets privilege to avoid disclosing further information related to recent immigrant expulsions under the Alien Enemies Act. This escalation in the immigration-related battle between the administration and the federal judiciary follows the expulsion of Venezuelan and Salvadoran nationals. A federal judge has demanded more information by March 31. The administration argues their actions target members of a Venezuelan gang but faces challenges, as some evidence suggests that those expelled claim innocence and contradict official allegations.
The Trump administration invoked the state secrets privilege to avoid providing information to a federal judge regarding recent immigrant expulsions to El Salvador, escalating tensions.
This case signifies an effort by the Trump administration to assert absolute authority over immigration matters, citing national security concerns linked to terrorism.
Opposing claims have emerged, with reports contradicting the administration's assertions about the Venezuelan immigrants' affiliations, suggesting innocence among those expelled to El Salvador.
A federal judge has sought more information regarding the operations under the Alien Enemies Act, emphasizing judicial authority in the context of executive immigration actions.
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