The US Supreme Court temporarily suspends deportation of migrants

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The US Supreme Court has temporarily banned Donald Trump to the use of a rarely used law in the 18th century to deport a group of Venezuela migrants

The country’s highest court said in early Saturday, the government said that the government did not make any members of any members of prisoners from the United States. ”

Trump management is trying to demolish the alleged members of the Venezuelan gang, using the Law of the Venezuela in 1798, the experimenting citizen of Italian, German and Japanese origin during World War II

Two of the nine judges of the court, Conservatives Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito left the superiority of the majority.

Lawyers for migrants held in Texas Prison said the decision was released.

“These people were in danger of being a horrible foreign prison without winning a chance to go to court,” said Lee Gelernt, lawyer Lee Gelernt for the Union of American Civil Liberties.

Several members of the Tren de Aragua group, despite the court decision to block court decisions, were deported to the prison in El Salvador in El Salvador.

Judge James Boasberg, a low court, gave a temporary restrictive order of the alleged gang members to deport. The order called on President Donald Trump to call his impeachment.

Members of the alleged group flew to El Salvador because Boasberg’s planes to be turned around.

“We were relieved that the Supreme Court did not allow the leadership to flush them and the others were allowed to be last month,” said Gelernt.

Supreme Court in the beginning of this month frozen Over deportations in 5-4 votes seen as a win for the White House.

However, this verdict did not judge Trump’s attempts to last long-term legislation. Instead, Venezuelan, who trumps Trump to challenge, was a narrow order that says men in the wrong jurisdiction.