The administration of President Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court to revoke his decision to block the deportation of Venezuelans to a noticeable prison in El Salvadorarguing that the order of the morning was too broad and premature.
In a 15 -page presentation, The attorney general of the United States, Mr. John Sauer, said that the lawyers of the detainees were wrong to resort to the judges without giving time to the lower courts to decide on the claims that men were not given an adequate opportunity to challenge their deportation in court.
“The lower courts have not found crucial facts in this case,” said Sauer, the Government’s main lawyer before the Supreme Court. “The moment has not been investigated, the nature or the way in which the Government notified the detainees.”
The Supreme Court intervened around 1:00 am on Saturday in Washington after detainees submitted urgent applications in four courts to block their deportation of the Bluebonnet detention center in Anson, Texas. The men’s lawyers claimed that they were going up to buses and that they would be deported Friday afternoon. Supposedly, the detainees received a notification, written only in English, which did not explain how they could challenge their deportation or how long they had to do so.
The Order of the Supreme Court prohibits the Government for using a war law to expel alleged Venezuelan gang members. The Court declared that the Pause applies “to a new order of this Court”, indicating that the judges will take additional measures now that the Trump administration has presented its response.
