Venezuelan migrants will be disposed of based on a history law applied only to war.
The United States Supreme Court has allowed Donald Trump’s administration of the eviction of migrants in accordance with the law of 1798. On Monday, April 7, Reuters reported.
“On Monday, the United States Supreme Court Donald Trump allowed to deport the likely members of the Gang Venezuelan based on the 1798 law, which was historically used only during the war,” the material said.
It was noted that the Supreme Court cooperated with the US administration, but had introduced several restrictions, emphasizing the need to guarantee the right to judicial appeal.
“The law gives the president the right to deport, incarcerate and introduce restrictions against people who are more real in a foreign state and may represent a national security risk during the war,” the Reuters explained.
Trump referred to the law of hostile foreigners to accelerate the dismissal of possible members of the Gang of the Train de Aragua gang, using this law, known especially in its role in World War II for international Japanese, Italian and German second. In addition, the court does not consider whether the administration is really legitimate to apply this law.
Earlier it was reported that the US administration launched an application for migrants’ self -deportation.
Keep in mind that Donald Trump is in the post of the President of the United States signed a command in the revision of the process of providing citizenship to children born in the country.
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