The due process required for deportations under Trump's Alien Enemies Act proclamation is much greater than due process for ordinary deportations. Any detainee facing deportation under AEA proclamation should be able to (1) challenge the lawfulness of the proclamation, and (2)…
— Ed Whelan (@EdWhelanEPPC) May 17, 2025
If Trump administration were serious about deporting as many illegal aliens as possible, it would be doing everything it could to improve and expedite the ordinary deportation processes, not wasting its time on probably illegal Alien Enemies Act proclamation that would apply to…
— Ed Whelan (@EdWhelanEPPC) May 17, 2025
If Trump administration were serious about deporting as many illegal aliens as possible, it would be doing everything it could to improve and expedite the ordinary deportation processes, not wasting its time on probably illegal Alien Enemies Act proclamation that would apply to 1/10,000 of the illegal aliens, all of whom could be deported through other means. It's almost as if it's looking for excuses for failure and scapegoats to blame.First: assumes facts not in evidence. Trump’s DOJ fired more than 30 immigration judges, either because they weren’t ruling the way he liked, or because he wanted to gum up the system to pressure Art. II judges to ditch due process and just DEPORT!
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