Supreme Court backs Trump on removal of Venezuelan migrants

 Blaze:

SCOTUS hands Trump major victory on Venezuelan migrants — only 1 justice dissents

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The ruling will allow Trump to resume plans to deport about 300,000 people who had been given protections under former President Joe Biden. The court's order offered no explanation for the decision.
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Democrat appointed judges in the lower courts have attempted to thwart Trump's deportation policies for people illegally in the country.  I thought Biden's attempt to allow hundreds of thousands of illegals into the country was bonkers.  Many of these migrants were criminals that Venezuelan officials emptied out of their prisons and sent to the US. 

See also:

Supreme Court Rules for Trump’s Reversal of Biden-Era Parole of Illegals

And:

 JUST IN: SCOTUS Hands Down Massive, 8-1 Immigration Ruling

And:

 

Face The Nation
@FaceTheNation
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says he disagrees with a recent National Intelligence Council assessment which contradicts President Trump’s assertions that the gang Tren de Aragua is operating under the direction of the Venezuelan regime, telling
@margbrennan
, "They're wrong." The question of whether the Maduro government controls Tren de Aragua is at the center of a clash over the Trump administration's ability to continue to deport suspected gang members under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. "I agree 100% with the FBI’s finding," Rubio says, which assesses some coordination between TdA members and Venezuelan government officials.

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