A recent Cato Institute report disclosed that at least 50 Venezuelan men deported by the Trump administration to El Salvador had actually entered the U.S. legally. Analyzing immigration data, the Institute found that despite claims labeling them as illegal aliens, many had been granted legal entry through official ports. This critical revelation contradicts the administration's stance on these deportations, carried out under the Alien Enemies Act. Furthermore, the Supreme Court recently ruled to end temporary protected status for Venezuelans, adding more contention to the immigration debate.
The report ties into the Trump administration's pattern of categorizing individuals as illegal aliens, despite evidence indicating that many entered the U.S. legally.
Cato Institute's review reveals that over half of the Venezuelan men deported had entered the U.S. legally, challenging the narrative presented by the Trump administration.
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