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The US Supreme Court on Friday banned Trump’s decision to remove the people of Venezuela from the country. The Trump administration wanted to send people out of the country at the earliest at a detention center in Texas through the ‘Alien Animes Act’ of 1798.
The Alien Animes Act is a law made of the time of war in which the enemies did not have to take too much legal action to get the enemies out of the country. Stanning the decision of the Trump administration, the court said that the government would have to give them full opportunity for the legal process before taking out the people from the country.
The court also said that the way the Trump administration adopted, such as sending a immigrant out of the country without hearing in 24 hours, it is not right from anywhere.
The lower court denied hearing, now the same decision will be given
This decision means that migrants have the right to know and challenge the court as to why they are being evacuated. However, this decision is still temporary and the entire legal battle on it is still pending.
The Supreme Court has sent the case back to a lower court (Fifth Circuit Court) so that it can be heard well there. This was the same by the court who refused to intervene in the case in April.
US President Donald Trump has expressed displeasure over the court’s decision. He wrote on his social media account-
The Supreme Court will not allow us to get criminals out of the country.
An Non -resident from Texas, USA was sent to Al Salvador. The picture is of 18 March 2025.
Trump administration sent 137 people to Al Salvador
Trump has been trying to evacuate people living illegally in the country since the second time coming to power. The Trump administration, using the Alien Animes Act, sent about 137 immigrants in Venezuela to Al Salvador in March 2025. Trump alleged that he is a criminal and is associated with the infamous Girod ‘Train de Aragua’.
According to reports, there were no criminal allegations against many of these migrants and were taken into custody without following the legal process. In Al Salvador, these immigrants were sent to the world’s most dangerous CECOT jail. This gel is infamous for human rights violations.
A jail was constructed in January 2023 at Al Salvador. Its name is the ‘Terrorist Bandi Center’ which is also known as CECOT. It is one of the largest prisons in the world. More than 40 thousand prisoners can be kept in it. Know in detail about this gel
Cecot gel drone image. It is one of the most dangerous prisons in the world.
Court stops Trump’s decision earlier
The US Supreme Court had laid a temporary ban on using the Alien Animes Act of the Trump administration at the end of March. The court said that not a single immigrant should be sent out through this act until he listens to this matter completely.
Now after a complete hearing on 16 May, the Supreme Court has further extended this temporary stay, and has left the case on the lower court. This means that the Trump administration still cannot send anyone out.
Now the lower court will decide 2 things …
- The use of the Alien Animes Act of Trump administration is legal or illegal
- If this is legal then how much legal process (eg notice, opportunity to appeal) should be received by the migrants?
Lawyer said- This decision reprimanded for the Trump government
The court has not made it clear that what will happen to 137 people sent to Al-Salvador now? At the same time, families of deported persons say that they have not got any information about their people. They are worried about their family.
Lee Galerrant, a lawyer of ACLU, who is fighting the case on behalf of these people, said that the court’s decision is like a rebuke for the Trump government.
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