The U.S. Supreme Court has intervened to temporarily stop the deportation of Venezuelan men detained by immigration authorities, following concerns over due process and wrongful deportations under the Trump administration's immigration policies. The ACLU reported that many detainees faced imminent removal based on allegations of gang affiliation, specifically being linked to the Tren de Aragua gang. With Justice Clarence Thomas dissenting, the ruling emphasizes judicial oversight in immigration cases, particularly under the Alien Enemies Act, to prevent unjust removals without an opportunity for legal contestation.
The order is the latest example of how the country's courts are challenging the Trump administration's overhaul of the immigration system, notably its deportations.
Lawyers for the ACLU reported that dozens of Venezuelan men in ICE custody were wrongly accused of gang affiliation, posing imminent risk of deportation.
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