In recent remarks, Tom Homan, the Trump administration's border czar, defended the use of the 1798 Alien Enemies Act for mass deportations of Venezuelan migrants, citing national security concerns. He rebuffed criticism from reporters questioning the use of an outdated law, emphasizing adherence to the Constitution. A DC judge has temporarily blocked these deportations due to a lawsuit by the ACLU, but Homan asserted his commitment to continuing deportation flights. He expressed pride in serving under President Trump, stressing the administration's goal of making the country safer.
An old law? Homan retorted. Not as old as the constitution and we still pay attention to that, don't we?
President Trump has made a promise to the American people. We're going to make this country safe again.
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