Overview

• A leaked Department of Justice memo confirms federal agents can enter homes without warrants to arrest suspected Tren de Aragua members under the Alien Enemies Act.
• Over 600 alleged gang members have been arrested, with more than 200 deported to El Salvador's CECOT prison, where conditions have been criticized.
• About 90% of deportees reportedly lacked a U.S. criminal record, raising concerns over misidentification and wrongful deportations.
• Federal courts, including the Supreme Court, have imposed temporary blocks on parts of the policy, mandating due process for detainees.
• The ACLU and other groups have filed lawsuits, arguing the policy violates constitutional protections and international human rights norms.