A federal judge denied on Monday the Trump administration's request to call a hearing of the Court Donald Trump Using a law in wartime to deport hundreds of Venezuelan citizens, and whether the White House intentionally violates the court's matter – an unusual effort that just came before the administration officials witnessed the right.
The file of the Ministry of Justice came shortly after the order of the American boycott judge, James Bouasburg, for lawyers in the court on Monday for a “fact -finding hearing” that involves Trump's use of the law of enemies during the war in 1798, and whether the Trump administration violates his order in the pre -court to prevent the Trump administration from canceling the law immediately The deportation of Venezuelan citizens and the alleged members Violence once Aragoa is training, for 14 days.
The law was used only three times in the history of the United States, the last of which was during World War II.
During the Monday session, which lasted for about 45 minutes, Judge Bomsberg sometimes seemed frustrated because he pressed government lawyers for more details about the reason for his order on Saturday – which called for the return of all aircraft immediate
“It does not seem to have a great weight,” said Jawd Bouasburg near the end of the session. The two parties are scheduled to return to the court on Friday to attend a hearing on the Trump administration's request to evacuate the case.
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During the hearing, the Trump administration has repeatedly refused to provide information to judge Boasberg about the number of flights carrying migrants on Saturday, noting the protection of national security.
“These are operational cases, and I am not the freedom to provide information,” Trump administration lawyer told the court.
In response to Judge Bouasberg, the Ministry of Justice ordered the court to provide the court with more information on Tuesday at noon.
When the emergency command was given on Saturday, Boasberg stood by the prosecutor – the democracy striker and the ACLU – who have argued that deportations are likely to cause imminent and “unorganized” harm to immigrants in the proposed time.
Judge Boasberg also ordered the Trump administration on Saturday to stop any planned deportation immediately, and notify its customers that “any plane containing these people will take off or in the air needs to be returned to the United States.”
But it seems that the decision was very late to stop a plane full of more than 200 immigrants who were deported to El Salvador.
White House press secretary Caroline Levitt Fox News said In an interview that a plane carrying hundreds of migrants, including more than 130 people, were removed under the Law of Foreign Enemies, we had “left the airspace” by the time when the application was submitted.
White House press secretary Caroline Levitte speaks during a daily White House press conference in James Brady's journalist at the White House. ((Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Emiez))
I also suggested that the same was not “legal” and noticed the Trump administration's intention to appeal.
In response, the American Civil Liberties Union asked the court to order the government to submit ads, under the department, that the planes had already taken off after the court order.
The American Civil Liberties Union said in their file: “Whether the planes have removed the American lands or not, the United States has retained at least the nursery until the planes landed and individuals were handed over to foreign governments.”
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Sometimes, Judge Boasberg, appointed in Obama, seemed somewhat incredible, as the Trump administration chose to move forward in deporting hundreds of immigrants to El Salvador, where she pressed the lawyers of the Ministry of Justice about whether they believed that there are better options to abide by the decision he issued on Saturday.
“Isn't it the best path, to return the planes to the United States and know what to do, instead of saying,” We do not care, we will do what we want? ”
