Donald Trump's Attempt To Destroy Due Process Ran Into a Wall at the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that the Trump administration's attempt to deport Venezuelan migrants to a prison in El Salvador violated their constitutional due process rights. The ruling, described as an astonishing defeat for the administration, emphasized the need for fair notice and the opportunity for migrants to contest their removal. It further extended an injunction against deportations under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, thereby instituting necessary safeguards against unlawful expulsion while the case proceeds in lower courts. Simply put, the court deemed the government's actions 'egregiously unconstitutional.'

The Supreme Court issued a decision declaring the Trump administration violated the due process rights of Venezuelan migrants during its deportation attempts, ensuring constitutional protections.

The ruling marks an astonishing defeat for the Trump administration, imposing vital constitutional safeguards against unlawful expulsion and protecting migrants from deportation to foreign prisons.

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