Scott blocks new deportations of Venezuelans in Texas until the 18th century law on foreign enemies

A US Supreme Court It issued a decree in the early morning morning on Saturday, at least the deportation of any Venezuelans held in Northern Texas by the law of wartime of the 18th century.

Judges have instructed Trump administration Do not delete the Venezuelans who are held in the Bluebonnet detention center “until the further order of this court.”

Judges Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alita disagree on the opinion of the majority.

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Venezuelan migrants repatriated from the US gesture, noticed upon arrival at Samon Bolivar International Airport in Michete, Venezuela, April 4, 2025. (Juan Barrett/AFP via Getty Images)

The court ruling comes after an emergency address by the US Union of Civil Liberties claiming this Federal immigration bodies It seemed to be working to restore the removal of migrants from the United States in accordance with the law on foreign enemies in 1798.

Earlier, two federal judges refused to enter, and the Appeal Court of the 5th District Court made no decision.

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Venezuelan migrant sent from US walks on arrival at Saimon Bolivar International Airport in Michate, Venezuela, April 4, 2025. (Juan Barrett/AFP via Getty Images)

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The law on foreign enemies was summoned only in the previous times in the US history, and the latter was during World War II to keep Japanese civilians in intersection camps.

The Trump administration claims that the law has given them the powers to remove the immigrants quickly of being accused that they are participants in the Tren de Aragua gang, regardless of their immigration status.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.