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Supreme Court Appeal Looms as Trump Administration Faces Legal and Political Pushback Over Deportation Order

The administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan nationals remains blocked, with allegations of court order defiance under investigation and legislative battles intensifying.

Attorney General Pam Bondi
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Overview

  • The Supreme Court has yet to rule on the Trump administration's emergency appeal to lift a restraining order blocking deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, extended until April 12.
  • Judge James Boasberg's restraining order, citing due process concerns, has sparked a constitutional debate over executive authority and judicial independence.
  • Allegations that the administration defied the court order by continuing deportation flights are under investigation, with Judge Boasberg seeking clarity on who authorized the flights.
  • Republican lawmakers are advancing proposals to limit judicial power, including restricting district judges' ability to issue nationwide injunctions, but Senate Republicans oppose calls for impeachment or defunding courts.
  • President Trump continues to criticize Judge Boasberg and other judges, framing the issue as a national security concern, while Chief Justice John Roberts and Senate leaders emphasize the importance of judicial independence.