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A federal judge blocked the Trump administration Expulsion of a Venezuelan migrant under the Act on Extraterrestrial enemies, claiming that he had not given a notice or regular procedure to be disputed.
The judge of the American district court John Holcomb, one appointed by Trump, judged that the persons submitted to the expulsion under the law on extraterrestrial enemies should have the opportunity to challenge this decision.
“The government is by this preliminary enjoin and prevented from withdrawing or transferring from this district any member of the putative class in accordance with the proclamation pending the additional ordinance of this Court concerning the amount of the opinion and the process due before withdrawal,” wrote Holcomb.
In a victory for Trump, Holcomb also said that the president had “unlimited” power to invoke the AEA, which was disputed separately.
Monday’s decision came in the middle of a complaint from Darwin Antonio Arevalo Millan, a Venezuelan citizen Held at the American immigration and customs application (ICE) installation in Adelanto, California.
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Venezuelan migrants expelled from the United States arrived at Simon Bolivar International Airport in Maicetia, Venezuela, February 20. (AP photo / Cristian Hernandez)
In his trial, Arevalo said he was a “vocal dissident” of the Venezuelan government who obtained a permit authorizing him to work and reside in the United States while waiting for the examination of his asylum application.
He was arrested after reporting a planned ice record, said his trial. The arrest was based on its venezuelan status with tattoos allegedly linked to basketball, which could indicate that Arevalo is affiliated with the famous Venezuelan Aragua train (ADD) Gang, he said.
The Arevalo complaint was filed on behalf of itself and other Venezuelan citizens subject to the proclamation of the executive decree of the AEA of Trump. He asks a judge to demand that the government provide for a notice of at least 30 days before any moving or transfer.
This split shows that President Donald Trump and American immigration and customs’ application agents (ICE). The Trump administration invoked the Extraterrestrial Enemies Act to expel dangerous Venezuelan migrants. (AP)
Monday’s decision took place a few days after the Supreme Court presented a victory to Trump by remaining an order from the lower court which prevented the administration from deporting around 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela.
The order arouses the decision of the lower jurisdiction which interrupted Trump’s plans to put an end to the temporary protection of the protected status (TPS) for certain migrants living in American VSEs allow certain people to live and work legally in the United States if They cannot work safely In their country of origin due to a disaster, an armed conflict or other “extraordinary and temporary conditions”.
THE TPS program is generally extended to migrants by 18 months increments, more recently under the Biden administration towards the end of its presidency.
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However, the secretary of internal security, Kristi Noem, tried to end the protections for a specific group of Venezuelan citizens, claiming that they were not in the national interest.
Breanne Deppisch of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
