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Why did a court rule that Trump can’t deport Tren de Aragua members using the Alien Enemies Act?
The Trump administration cannot quickly deport members of Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang using the 18th century Alien Enemies Act, an appellate court ruled. The court said Tren de Aragua has neither invaded nor carried out a "predatory incursion" against the U.S., which is required to invoke the law.
The deadly U.S. military strike this week on a boat allegedly carrying drugs from Venezuela is the latest measure President ...
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Venezuela flies military aircraft over U.S. Navy ship for a second time, Pentagon officials say
For the second time in two days, Venezuela has flown military aircraft over the USS Jason Dunham in international waters near ...
President Trump shared dramatic footage of the US military obliterating a boat carrying drugs and Tren de Aragua gangbangers ...
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Inside Tren de Aragua: The drug lords Trump has marked while US sinks Caribbean vessel killing 11
The United States is fighting against Tren de Aragua. It is a dangerous drug cartel from Latin America. The US military ...
As the feud between the presidents deepens, security analyst Felix Cook, told Newsweek "stalemate seems the likeliest outcome." ...
President Donald Trump praised a U.S. military strike that killed 11 suspected Tren de Aragua narco-terrorists on a ...
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Is Venezuela the big cocaine menace Trump claims it to be?
US president justified recent strike on boat by accusing Venezuela’s president of direct links to drugs cartel.
Legal experts said the president exceeded his legal authority by using lethal military force against a target that posed no ...
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