The Trump administration has increasingly resorted to a strategy of claiming uncertainty to sidestep adverse court orders, particularly in the realm of deportation. Recent setbacks include orders to halt deportation flights and facilitate the return of wrongfully deported individuals. Instead of compliance, the administration has provided twisted interpretations of court directives, arguing they were uncertain of the orders' implications. This reflects a broader trend of maximalist interpretations of executive power, where the administration believes it can operate without full compliance with judicial mandates.
The Trump administration's strategy of claiming uncertainty allows it to sidestep court orders regarding deportation, using twisted interpretations rather than outright defiance.
Faced with multiple legal setbacks, the Trump White House has begun to manufacture its own uncertainty about court directives, especially concerning undocumented immigration.
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