The President of the United States, Donald TrumpHe has asked the Supreme Court to withdraw legal security 350,000 Venezuela people As part of his plans to start mass deportation. The move came after San Francisco’s federal judge extended its temporary security status (Tps), It expired in April. The DPS was formed by the Congress in 1990 to stop the deportation of countries that were destroyed by domestic conflicts or natural disasters.
When explaining his decision, District Judge Edward Sen said that raising the security would disturb hundreds of thousands of lives and would cost billions of billions in losing economic activities. The US government has challenged the ruling, which states that it interferes with its power on immigration and foreign affairs. Trump administration Raised the issue before the Supreme Court On Thursday, the same day that the federal judge of Texas pointed out that the law of the eighteenth century was abused.
Fernando Rodriguez Junior, recommended by Trump in 2018, ruled that the president’s use The law of foreign enemies (AEA) “illegal” to deport the Venezuela people of 1798, and the immigrants could not be deported from Texas under it.
Trump called the law at the beginning of this year, claiming the US “invaded” by the Venezuelan band Arakua rail. “The declaration does not mention and It does not suggest that in any way there is a threat An organized and armed group enters the United States under the guidance of Venezuela to capture the country or control a part of the country, ”Rodriguex wrote.
“Therefore, the language of the declaration cannot be read as an explanation of a behavior that comes within the meaning of ‘invasion’ for AEA’s purposes.” In a way that responds to the messages, the Vice President JD Wans He said the administration would appeal to the verdict “aggressively”. “If the law of foreign enemies is able to use, the judge did not make that resolution,” Vanz said. “I think this country is the president of the United States to decide whether the country is invaded.”
