The Venezuelan immigrant wins the battle of the court against Trump’s deportation policy

A federal judge on Monday prevented Trump administration It was deported by a Venezuelan immigrant under the law of foreign enemies, saying that he did not make adequate notice or legal procedures for forming it.

The American boycott court judge John Holkumb, one of the appointed Trump, has spent those who are subject to deportation under the law of foreign enemies should be given an opportunity to challenge this step.

“The government is initially defined and its restrictions in principle from removing or transferring any member of the supposed class in accordance with the announcement, pending more requests from this court regarding the amount of the notice and the process due before the removal.”

In his victory to Trump, Holkumpe also said that the president is “unlimited” to summon AEA, which is stabbed separately.

Monday’s ruling came amid a complaint from Darwin Antonio Arvalo Milan, a Venezuelan citizen I was held in an ICE immigration and customs enforcement facility in the United States in Adelano, California.

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In a lawsuit, Arvalo said it was a “voice dissident” of the Venezuelan government that granted a permit that allows him to work and reside in the United States pending a review of asylum.

He was arrested after he was reported that the scheduled ice checks were reported, according to a lawsuit. The arrest was based on his position as a Massawi with a tattoo associated with basketball, which could indicate that the reputable Venezuelan is affiliated Arajwa train (TDA) gang, and said.

The complaint of Arvalo was submitted on behalf of himself and other Venezuelan citizens who were exposed to Trump’s executive. He asks the judge to ask the government to make a notice for at least 30 days before any removal or transfer.

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The ruling on Monday came days after the Supreme Court handed Trump a victory by staying in a minimum court order to prevent the administration from deporting approximately 500,000 immigrants from Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela.

It remains the minimum court ruling that stopped Trump’s plans to end the protection of the temporary protected situation (TPS) for some immigrants living in the United States TPS allows some individuals to live and work in the United States law if They cannot work safely In their homeland, due to a disaster, armed conflict, or “other unusual and temporary circumstances.”

the TPS program It usually extends to migrants in 18 months increases, the last of which is under the administration of Biden near the end of his presidency.

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However, in February, the Minister of Internal Security, Christie Nom, tried to end protection for a certain group of Venezuelan citizens, saying they were not in the interest of patriotism.

Breanne Deppisch from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.