“I don’t know when it was signed, because I didn’t sign it,” Trump told reporters.
However, Trump defended his administration, saying, “We want to put the culprits from our country, and I do not know when it was signed, because I did not sign it … Other people took over it, but (Foreign Secretary) Marco Rubio wants to get a great job with them.”
According to CNN, after Judge James Bosburg claimed that he was “signed in the dark” at night, and the immigrants were rushed to the planes.
The judge issued a two -week temporary block on the use of Trump of the 1798 Allen Enemy Act to deport 238 alleged members of Train D. Aragwa. The judge told the court that any flights should already be returned to the United States. The Justice Department said in the court circle that after hearing in the court’s online document, his written order came out.
Meanwhile, Venezuela has agreed to resume return flights to the United States after the agreement between the two countries. The decision came earlier this month after a temporary stay by Venezuela’s President Nicholas Maduro. George Rodrig, the president of the Venezuela National Assembly and the president of Maduro’s chief negotiator with the United States, announced the decision on social media. He added that the move aims to “ensure the return of our nation with the protection of their human rights for our country.”
The US Department of Treasury suspended the return program on March 8 after canceling Venezuela’s oil export license. However, it seems that stress has eased, which can resume flights.
What is the act of a stranger?
A portion of the alien enemy act, alien and rebellion was approved in 1798 by the Congress controlled by the Federalist Congress, aimed at organizing immigrants in the midst of growing tensions with France. Expecting a dispute, the Act gave the president the authority to detain or deport foreign nationals from enemy countries at the time of war, and targeted the recent immigrants who may be compatible with US opponents.
Basically, immigrants from France and Ireland were instructed, who were largely French, alien laws extended the period of naturalism for 5 to 14 years, gave foreign nationals the authority to detain the enemy countries, and allowed any stranger to be threatened by security. Contrary to other laws of the series, which promoted the needs of speech and citizenship, the Allen Enemy Act was long -term, which gave future presidents similar powers in the subsequent conflict.
The Act was one of the first people to take advantage of immigration control as a national security measure.
What strength does the US president get from the Allen Enemy Act?
Detention and deportation: The president can detain or deport any man over the age of 14, if he is considered a potential threat.
Restrictions on movements and property: The president can also impose the limits where these individuals can travel or they need to report regularly to government officials.
Protection measures: Act enables measures that theoretically, by controlling or reducing the potential risks posed by foreign nationals from hostile countries, protects the United States.
