The article discusses the Trump administration's attempt to deport Mahmoud Khalil under a 1952 law that has faced constitutional scrutiny. Notably, Judge Maryanne Trump Barry ruled the law unconstitutional in 1996, highlighting its conflicts with the Constitution. Although her decision wasn’t binding, it remains a significant critique that other judges may consider. The administration’s reliance on this law reflects its contentious relationship with the judiciary, as President Trump has publicly criticized many judges, while holding his sister in high regard for her judicial insights.
The 1952 law under which the Trump administration seeks to deport Mahmoud Khalil has been ruled unconstitutional before, but the ruling does not bind other courts.
Judge Maryanne Trump Barry stated in her ruling that the 1952 law could not be squared with the Constitution, providing a detailed examination of its shortcomings.
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