The article outlines the Trump administration's recent immigration enforcement measures, highlighting significant actions taken to expel immigrants aggressively. Among these, the administration has initiated family detentions in Texas, invoked the Alien Enemies Act for the deportation of Venezuelan migrants, and accepted a defiance of judicial orders. The administration's stance marks a shift from traditional practices, framing illegal immigration as a national security threat, while arguing that courts cannot limit presidential powers concerning security issues, essentially expanding executive authority in immigration matters.
President Trump has taken executive actions against immigration limits, detaining families and deporting individuals, justifying these actions as national security measures against perceived threats.
Citing the Alien Enemies Act, the administration has deported Venezuelan migrants despite judicial orders, claiming that it is acting within its national security powers.
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