The United States deported more than 200 Venezuelans to Salvador, despite the ban on the court. Trump administration referred to the law of 1798

Hundreds of migrants, most of which – Venezuela citizens, were deported from the United States to Salvador by decision of the administration of Donald Trump, who declared them members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua. The federal judge issued a decision on the ban on deportation, but, as lawyers in the court reported, planes with migrants at that time had already set off for Salvador, writes Associated Press.

Salvadora President Nayb Bukhele said on March 16 that a plane landed in the country, on board of which there were 238 alleged members of the Venezuelan gang and another 23 members of the MS-13 International Crime Group. According to CNN, Washington will pay Salvador six million dollars for the maintenance of deported migrants. The representative of the White House Caroline Levitt previously said that, at the direction of the President, the US Department of Internal Security arrested about 300 members of Tren de Aragua. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called deported “cruel criminals.” In the decision on deportation, Trump referred to the “Law on Foreign Enemies” of 1798, which allowed him to speed up the expulsion of migrants from the country. AP notes that before that the law was used only three times in American history and applied during wars. The law allows the US President to deport natives of the “enemy country” without preliminary proceedings and only on the basis of their country of birth or citizenship. In his decree, Trump claims that Tren de Aragua “threatens an invasion of the United States.” “All Venezuela citizens aged 14 years old, who are members of Tren de Aragua, can be detained, detained and sent from the country as foreign enemies,” the decree says. The federal judge in Washington James Boasberg demanded that the Trump administration suspend the deportation of Venezuela citizens. In his decision, he noted that the plane with migrants, who is going to take off or is in the air, should return to the United States. According to Politico, airplanes with Venezuela citizens were already approaching the destination when the judge made a decision. The CNN source said that the high -ranking White House officials met on Saturday evening to discuss the current situation, but in the end they decided not to deploy airplanes. In the end of February 2025, the United States announced the Tren de Aragua group with a terrorist organization. (Tagstotranslate) News

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