Trump to summon the law of wartime for the year 1798 to carry out deportations to Guantanamo

President Trump plans to summon a law in wartime known as the 1798 foreign enemies law on Friday for the summary deportation of some immigrants, including the Gantanamo Bay, and the escalation of immigration campaign at the government level.

Law of 227 The presidents give the exceptional power to request the arrest, detention and deportation of non -dates, who are 14 years old.

Mr. Trump is expected to cite the eighteenth century law that he will order rapid detention and deport members of the suspects in Treen de Aragoa, a Venezuelan gang with prison origins determined by his administration, a foreign terrorist organization.

Two US officials said that officials had prepared to send suspected gang members to the US Navy base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, shortly after Mr. Trump summoned the law of foreign enemies. In the direction of Mr. Trump, officials have detained some immigrants waiting for deportation at the naval base, although the Holding Holding facilities were left earlier this week.

Those who are subject to the law of foreign enemies will not be allowed to obtain a court hearing or an asylum interview because they will be addressed under emergency in wartime – not the Immigration Law. Instead, they will be qualified to detention and deport them, with a few legal measures, under address 50, the American laws department that lives in the American war.

CNN I mentioned for the first time Mr. Trump planned to summon the law early on Friday.

The law of foreign enemies was summoned only several times in the history of the United States, including during World War II, when the government used it to investigate and detain Italian, German and Japanese immigrants.

Certainly, the protest to target immigrants from countries that the United States is not in war may face legal challenges.

Mr. Trump inspected his call from the law of foreign enemies in Executive It was released on its first day in the White House. The state secretaries and internal security have directed the planning for the potential protest of the law and the preparation of installations “necessary to accelerate the removal of” those who are subject to it.

“By summoning the law of foreign enemies for the year 1798, I will direct our government to use the full and enormous authority to enforce the federal and state law to eliminate the existence of all foreign gangs and criminal networks that bring a destroyed crime to us, including our cities and our internal cities.” Opening title.

CBS News contacted the White House representatives and the Ministry of Internal Security to comment.

Camello Monteoyo Galvies

Camilo Montoya-Galvez is an immigration correspondent at CBS News. Its headquarters is located in Washington, and covers the policy of immigration and politics.