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26 attorneys general file brief in support of Trump's deportation of gang members

Twenty-Six Attorneys General have filed a brief supporting Trump's efforts to deport suspected gang members, including members of Tren de Aragua, despite concerns about the identification process.
White House Press Secretary claimed that authorities had 'great evidence and indication' regarding deported individuals, but specifics were not disclosed.
Judge James Boasberg previously ordered the halt of deportations for five individuals after advocacy groups alleged wrongful labeling of gang members.
Francisco Javier Garcia's family asserted he lacked a criminal record, raising questions about the criteria used for gang membership designation.

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The Free Press (Tampa)

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Mark Levin Says District Court Judge Flunked ‘Judging 101’ In Effort To Block Deportation

Fox News host Mark Levin said Wednesday that the judge who tried to prevent the Trump administration from deporting 261 members of Tren de Aragua (TdA) to El Salvador forgot some key points of “Judging 101.” President Donald Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to speed up the deportation of TdA gang members Saturday, but U.S. District […] Mark Levin Says District Court Judge Flunked ‘Judging 101’ In Effort To Block Deportation

22 days ago·Tampa, United States

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The Capitolist

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26 attorneys general, including Florida’s, file brief in support of Trump’s deportation of gang members

A coalition of state attorneys general is filing an amicus brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, urging the court to lift a nationwide restraining order that is “preventing” the “immediate deportation” of “Tren de Aragua gang members.” Leading the effort are Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares and South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, who joined 24 other states after a judge for the U.S. District Court for the Distr…

22 days ago

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The Brunswick News

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26 states support President Trump using wartime powers for deportations

AUSTIN — Twenty-six states urged a federal appeals court to allow President Donald Trump’s administration to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members using a war powers act. The filing, led by the South Carolina attorney general, in the U.S. Court of…

23 days ago·Brunswick, United States

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Cowboy State Daily

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Cowboy State Daily | Wyoming Supports Trump's Plan To Deport Members Of Violent Venezuelan Gang

When 26 Republican-led states urged a court Tuesday to stop a judge's block on Trump's plan to deport Venezuelan gang members, Wyoming wasn't among them. But that's because of timing, not a lack of support, the Wyoming attorney general says.

23 days ago

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13 News Now

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Virginia AG co-leads effort to overturn block on Alien Enemies Act, deport Venezuelan gang members

The brief states that a judge's order is "preventing the immediate deportation of violent noncitizen Tren de Aragua gang members."

23 days ago·Norfolk, United States

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The Record

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‘It’s not personal’: Trump’s deportation efforts find support among South Florida Latinos

MIAMI (AP) — In Hialeah, Florida, a city that's 95% Hispanic, only three residents showed up at a recent city council meeting to speak against a partnership with the federal government to enforce immigration laws.

23 days ago·Waterloo, Canada

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