“Foreign enemies” .. a judge challenges Trump and reduces his ability to deport people

A federal judge hindered the administration of US President Donald Trump for the use of a 18 -century law known as the Law of Foreign Enemies to deport five Veneers.
This step led to a legal storm due to the controversial step even before the president announced it.

Foreign enemies law

President Trump publicly indicated that he would use the law dating back to 1798, which was used for the last time to justify the detention of American -Japanese civilians during World War II.
The American Civil Liberties Union and the “Democracy Foreord” organization today, Saturday, filed an exceptional lawsuit in a federal court, in Washington, in which it ranked the “Trin de Aragua” gang, Venezuelan.

Replace the people from America

This is as a “fabrication” of a foreign government and seeks to deport any Venezuelan in the country as a gang, regardless of the facts.
On the other hand, the administration of US President Donald Trump began today, Saturday, to reduce the “Voice of America” ​​radio crew and other government funded bodies.
Shortly after Congress approved the latest bill for financing, Trump directed his administration, by reducing the jobs of several agencies to the minimum binding legally.

American Media Agency

This decision included the American World Media Agency, which includes Voice of America, the Free Europe, Free Asia, and Marti Radio, which broadcasts in Spanish news in Cuba.
Carrie Lake, the losing candidate for the position of governor of Arizona and the Senate candidate appointed by Trump, the Acting Consultant, this morning, via the “X” platform that employees can check their email.
This coincided with notifications issued given the Voice of America crew paid.

Restore thousands of employees

The order of an American judge was 6 federal agencies to re -employ thousands of employees that the administration of President Donald Trump had laid off.
This came as part of a program that it implemented to reduce the size of the government, according to the New York Times.
Judge William Alaspeh, the “weak performance”, promised to the Trump administration to carry out these collective demobilization operations as a “trick that aims to evade legal requirements” to lay off these employees, and the judge issued his ruling on a lawsuit filed by employee unions.