Supreme Court Blocks Trump's Deportation Plan
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President Trump criticized the Supreme Court for blocking his administration's expedited deportation efforts, citing the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. He praised Justice Alito's dissent against the Court's decision, which he deemed hasty and premature. The Court's order requires due process for each deportation, a process Trump argues is too time-consuming. Three of Trump's Supreme Court appointees sided against him, including Justice Barrett, who has increasingly broken ranks with conservative justices recently. Trump maintains his deportation efforts are necessary for national security.
President Trump criticized the Supreme Court for blocking his administration's expedited deportation efforts, citing the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. He praised Justice Alito's dissent against the Court's decision, which he deemed hasty and premature. The Court's order requires due process for each deportation, a process Trump argues is too time-consuming. Three of Trump's Supreme Court appointees sided against him, including Justice Barrett, who has increasingly broken ranks with conservative justices recently. Trump maintains his deportation efforts are necessary for national security.
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