First on Fox: A group Republican state The Attorney General will file a court summary Tuesday afternoon in the U.S. Court of Appeals in the District of Columbia, urging the Circuit Court to revoke the judge’s order to prevent Trump from expelling alleged members of the Trund de Arag gang, one of the AGs said: “The judge basically supports foreign terrorist organizations in the public safety of U.S. citizens.”
Support court documents, by South Carolina Virginia attorneys Alan Wilson and Jason Miyares worry that the judge’s order (a order issued by U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg) will promote crimes committed by violent illegal immigrants in their state.
Wilson told Fox News Digital that when a judge unilaterally stepped in and temporarily restricted orders to the nation’s ban on the president from performing a function that the state really can’t do, it undermines our ability to better protect our citizens. ”
Tren de Aragua hunting in the red state
“IIn this particular case, the judge said in an interview Tuesday: “Judges are coloring beyond the legal scope of their powers. They suppress the ability of federal law enforcement to support state law enforcement initiatives.”
“Judge Basically supporting the public safety of foreign terrorist organizations for U.S. citizens,” Wilson added.
Miyares added That ace When he did not follow U.S. Justice James E. Trump’s Justice Department cited the Foreign Enemy Act, it gave him the ability to expel any Illegal immigration There is no court pco prostitute – and filed an emergency petition in the District of Columbia Court of Appeals urging the court to “stop such a massive, unauthorized imposition” of the president’s “power to revoke the defendant’s authority to whom the defendant is identified as a member of the TDA.”
“TDA is a violent transnational criminal organization responsible for outrageous crimes across the United States,” Miyares said. “The law is clear, and so is our position.”
The infamous Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua has been declared a foreign terrorist organization. (Edward Romero/Getty Images)
Wilson said in a summary of Trump’s appeal that an incident occurred in Charleston in which several members of the Tren de Alagua gang were arrested. Last August, during a visit to the southern border of El Paso, Texas, Wilson said he met with DEA agents, Texas public safety officials and the Border Patrol, who showed off a hot map of the country. At that time, South Carolina had no known members of the Tren de Aragua. But, as Wilson noted in the summary, by early February, several gang members were arrested in the state. “Just six to seven months ago, they weren’t here, but now they are,” Wilson said.
On Sunday, a prison guard was deported from the United States to El Salvador’s terrorism lockdown center. (El Salvador Presidential Press Office via AP)
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“Trump did a great job, this administration did a great job when closing the border, inserted it on board, but all the water was still on board, we were working to rescue it, and the judges tried to stop us from doing that,” Wilson said.
The Trump administration has designated Tren de Aragua as a foreign terrorist organization.
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