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Trump administration said Supreme On Wednesday, the powers of the president for the protection of the nation are under siege from the decisions of the lower court, using the final short case in the high -rates deportation case to accuse federal judges of violating the main powers of the executive power.
In submitting the application – the latter, before the judges will be appointed by President Donald Trump, the Immigration Legislation of 1798. For the deportation of Venezuelan citizens – the administration outlined that they call a henser of the judicial overcoming and raising the efforts of federal courts to bring the presidential agenda.
“The only district court cannot generally disable the president from fulfilling the most basic duties, regardless of the label of the order and regardless of his duration,” said Wednesday Wednesday on Wednesday on Wednesday.
Lawyers Trump Administration The court urged the court to release a couple of rulings of the lower court, handed down by the US District Court James Basberg, as well as the Appeal Court of DC, which, according to them, “withdraw” the immigration agenda of Trump, including its ability to “protect the nation from foreign terrorist organizations and take the risk.
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Judge James E. Baasberg, Chief Judge of the Federal District Court in Washington, Colombia District, stands for a portrait in the Federal Court building E. Bareth in Washington, March 16, 2023. (Caroline Van Hutten/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
The plaintiffs pushed to the dependence of the administration on the law on foreign enemies in 1798, calling its use in peacetime “unprecedented”. In the short submission, submitted earlier this week, they claimed that the law allows immediately deportation only in cases of “declared war” or “invasion or predatory invasion” of a foreign nation – the conditions, according to them, are not extended to Venezuelan citizens aimed at removal.
The law on 1798 at the center of the case was summoned only three times in the history of the United States: during the war of 1812, the First World War and the Second World War.
Now both sides have transferred their rabbits to the Supreme Court, clearing the way to the final decision of nine judges.
The administration defended deportations as needed to remove the alleged members of the Tren de Aragua gang, which were transferred to Salvador in accordance with the rarely used law of the 18th century.
The deportations were temporarily blocked last month, first by the US District Judge James Basberg, and later a three -story board in the Appeal Court of the District Permanent Court, which made Trump’s administration seek assistance in the Supreme Court.
“This court should release this throne, stop the bans and restore the constitutional balance,” Harris said in the Supreme Court on Wednesday.
In this photo, the materials presented by the government of Salvadoran, the guards accompany the prisoners allegedly related to the criminal organizations in Secote 16 on March 16, 2025 in Tekalutsi, Salvador. (Government Salvadoran via Getty Images)
Harris warned that a flurry of prohibitions became so routine that he now threatened to paralyze the executive department, noting that over the past two months the district courts had issued more than 40 bans or temporary restrained orders against the administration.
Such orders, she claimed, risks “destabilizing” the external powers of the president and “perverted” to prevent migrants from using proper legal channels to challenge their designations.
Judge Boasberg and District Board DC blocked the use of the administration of the law on aliens, while the case dispersed in essence – moving to Baasberg, which he defended as needed after he called a secret, accelerated round deportation, which gave migrants any significant opportunity to refuel them.
US districts who voted for 2-1 in order to extend the block – Karen Henderson, appointed Bush, and Patricia Milet, appointed Obama – spent most of the verbal arguments of the last month, focused on the proper problems of the process and the potential of immediate, irreparable damage to migrants.
Baasberg, for his part, sharply criticized the administration for not revealing how many people were deported to Salvador on the same night when he blocked further removal. It remains unclear whether his order was deliberately violated to his bench to return any flights leaving the United States.
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President Donald Trump, left, and Judge James Basberg. (Getti Image)
The submission is conducted in a few weeks of criticism of the White House, accusing the federal courts of blocking key parts of Trump – the model is described as court work.
The administration called on the court to release the temporary restraint of Basberg, “stopped the tide of prohibitions” and “restore the constitutional balance”, which grew tensions between the executive and the judicial system at the beginning of Trump.
He also asked the court at least to provide an administrative stay, which allowed the deportations to continue in accordance with the law on foreign enemies, and the judges weigh.
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Representatives of the White House continue to expose the decrees of the Lower Court, which last month, Carolyn, called the presidential “unauthorized violation”.
“The administration will act quickly to seek a review of the Supreme Court to confirm the powers of the president, defend the Constitution and again make America safe,” Livit said.
