SCOTUS rules that 1798 Alien Enemies Act deportations can continue within specific limitations...

Damocles

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I predicted earlier that they would rule that court shopping was bad, and that DC courts cannot make decisions about folks from Texas and make it stick for the entire nation...

They definitely ruled that.

Anyway, according to today's ruling that allows these to continue while there is litigation, it also ruled that the litigation must happen through courts in Texas since the folks were from Texas.

I also predicted that they would agree to this so long as they could prove that they were Tren De Aragua members, so they would get hearings about that specific thing.

I also noted that Executive Authority gets to decide who is "Alien Enemies"... also ruled that.

Now they limited the deportations to Tren De Aragua (and other specified gangs that are now on the terrorist organizations list), though they did rule that the litigation is limited to the Texas courts but they did leave practical execution still under judicial authority, only they limited the decisions as to whether they have shown that they are one of the specified "enemies".
 
This is a very big decision.

It validates the Alien Enemies Act which has only been challenged once, unsuccessfully.

Of course the deportations of those illegals who do not belong to terrorist designated gangs and have committed no crimes, continue.

Arrest and deport, it is the law.



 
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