WASHINGTON – Trump administration officials announced on Sunday the deportation of hundreds of migrants who claim to be members of the Venezuelan gang of El Salvador under the law of foreign enemies in wartime after the judge temporarily prevented this effort on Saturday.
“The president protested this authority to deport nearly 300 of them who are now in El Salvador, where they will be behind bars where they belong, instead of roaming freely in American societies,” said Caroline Levitt, a White House press secretary.
It is not clear how the government decided that approximately 300 men were part of the gang or if they gave them courtesy sessions or immigration hearings, as the law of foreign enemies allows the government to deport some citizens in times of war without trial.
On Saturday, a judge ordered any deportation trips that were carrying anyone under the presidential announcement to return to the United States if they were on a current trip. However, the ruling did not apply to the migrants who had already landed in a foreign country before the court’s order or those who are removed from the country for separate reasons for the Trump Declaration.
“Some gang members who are under removal under the advertisement have already been removed from the territory of the United States” before issuing the court order, “the government said in a file on Sunday afternoon.
It is not clear, However, if any of the deportees had already fell in El Salvador before the judge’s ruling or if the Trump administration challenges the matter.
Levitte denied on Sunday that the White House had challenged the court’s order and said that the judge’s ruling prohibits all deportation trips under Trump’s declaration that was issued yet. [Tren De Aragua] Foreigners have already been removed from the lands of the United States. “
Levitte said in a statement: “The written matter and the actions of the administration are not opposed. The supreme thing has been clearly and repeatedly – the federal courts generally do not enjoy the judicial state on the president’s behavior of foreign affairs, its authority under the law of foreign enemies, and its basic authority in the second article to remove foreign foreign terrorists from the United States and arrange it.”
Two senior Trump administration officials told NBC News that they expect the court to fight the president’s use of foreign enemies in the end to the Supreme Court where they believe that the administration will win.
On Saturday, President Donald Trump summoned the law of foreign enemies for 1798, a power that is rarely used, in an attempt to deport migrants who claimed to be members of the Venezuelan gang of Trins de Aragua. But before Trump announced, the American Civil Liberties Union and democracy striker filed a lawsuit, saying that the administration was preparing to use the law of foreign enemies to deport five Venezuelan men.
A federal judge initially issued a temporary matter to prevent the administration from deporting the five men under the law of foreign enemies, but later prevented its use to deport all non -American citizens who were in reservation and subject to the Trump advertisement.
“Any plane containing these people will come out, or in the air, you need to return it to the United States,” said James Boasburg on Saturday. “These people need to return to the United States.”
The two flights were carrying the Venezuelans in crossing during the judge’s rule, according to a source familiar with the matter. NBC News has not been able to confirm whether the flights are taking place after the request.
The blue “Global X” launched from Harlingen, Texas, on Saturday afternoon, and landed at El Salvador International Airport, about an hour of the judge’s ruling, according to NBC news analysis of aviation tracking databases. The President of El Salvador Nayyib posted a video clip to X on Sunday, which appears to show many of the deportees who were removed from the blue “Global X” and they were surprised by the armed Salvaduri authorities.
NBC News cannot confirm whether the flights that landed in El Salvador carrying the Venezuelan were the two flights that were in the air at the time of the judge.
Li Gilrrent, a lawyer who argues in the American Civil Liberties Union case, said on Sunday that his team asked the government to assure the court that no person was removed in violation of the matter.
“The administration is allowed to violate an order” to escape punishment, “said Stephen Gillers, a professor of law at New York University, if the administration is allowed to violate an order from the court,” The nation can do a barrel towards a constitutional crisis.
“Now the Congress has shown itself subject to the desires of the White House, the judiciary is the last check against the exercise of authoritarian power in the president,” Gilles said. “The question before the country is whether the judges will use their contempt and other authorities to resist the elimination of checks and balances in order to protect the rule of law.”
Trump administration officials described the deportation on Sunday. Foreign Minister Marco Rubio Bokley thanked, saying in a statement, “Volunteer to imprison these violent criminals.” “Hundreds of violent criminals have been sent from our country.”
Levitte also praised the deportation in a post to X, saying: “Thanks to the great work of the Ministry of State, these heinous monsters were extracted and removed to El Salvador, where they will not be able to form any threat to the American people.”
The statements of Rubio or Levitte not indicated the judge’s order or a detailed whether the administration was in compliance.
Rubio also referred to his desire to “get rid of Tren De Aragua” during an interview with CBS News “Facing the Nation.”
When asked about the arrest of activist Mahmoud Khalil and whether the people who express their support for the Palestinians were canceled, Rubio pointed to actions taken against Treen de Aragoa.
We want to get rid of the members of the Tren De Aragua gang. They are terrorists as well. “The president has identified them – he asked me to eyes and did, as a terrorist organization. We want to get rid of it too.”
He said an agent in a After x On Sunday, 238 members of Treen de Aragua arrived in the country “today”. Bokley added that the United States also deported 23 MS-13 members to El Salvador. Also on Sunday, Publishing an agent A copy of the title about the judge’s order, writing, “ooopsie … it is too late” with laughing expressive symbols.
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