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Supreme Court Pauses Trump Deportations, Highlighting Constitutional Tensions

The Court's stay on Alien Enemies Act deportations underscores concerns over executive defiance as Trump dismisses due process for migrants.

The U.S. Supreme Court on April 7, 2025 in Washington, D.C.
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Overview

  • The Supreme Court issued a temporary stay on April 19, halting deportations under the Alien Enemies Act pending further review.
  • Justice Samuel Alito dissented, emphasizing that both the Executive and Judiciary must adhere to the law, signaling fears of executive defiance.
  • President Trump publicly stated on April 21 that providing due process to migrants before deportation is impractical, defying prior Court guidance.
  • The case stems from the mistaken deportation of Maryland resident Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, which prompted legal challenges led by the ACLU.
  • Observers warn of a potential constitutional crisis as judicial authority is tested against presidential overreach.