BREAKING: Supreme Court Blocks Trump’s Use of Alien Enemies Act to Deport Illegals — Justices Thomas and Alito Dissent
The U.S. Supreme Court issued an early morning decision Saturday temporarily blocking President Donald Trump’s efforts to deport illegal aliens—specifically Venezuelan nationals—using the long-standing Alien Enemies Act of 1798 (AEA).
The far-left ACLU’s case is currently under review by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. After receiving a tip that illegal aliens were being loaded onto buses for removal, the ACLU rushed to the U.S. Supreme Court seeking an emergency injunction to block the deportations.
While waiting for the Fifth Circuit to act, the Court issued an unsigned order siding with the ACLU’s appeal, temporarily halting the removal of dozens of Venezuelans detained at the Bluebonnet Detention Center in Texas.
The ACLU’s petition, filed on behalf of two Venezuelan men identified as A.A.R.P. and W.M.M., claims that the government is violating a recent Supreme Court ruling in Trump v. J.G.G. (April 7, 2025), which mandated that detainees receive adequate notice and a chance to challenge their removal under the AEA.
It appears SCOTUS has shown its hand. When a landmark case arrives seeking a delineation of executive authority the seven just-asses will vote in favor of judicial supremacy. Thereby terminating the separation of powers that has served us so well for 250 years. Sow the wind.
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