Hard Truth: Elon Musk Bill agrees with Acman because Trump gets a major legal shock on exile

The Donald Trump administration received a major blow from the court as it has stopped the exile of immigrants under the Foreign Enemies Act which was recently invited by the administration. This was the decision of 7-2 as conservative Justices Samuel Alto and Clarence Thomas dissatisfied. An emergency appeal was filed in the High Court on Friday in the High Court, claiming that some people in Venezuela were at risk of being removed from the country without any process.
Saturday’s order did not explain why it decided to stop exile, but asked the administration that the government could not remove any member of the prisoners of the prisoners from the US until further orders.
The Alien Enemy Act, 1798 is a war -time law that authorizes the government to remove foreign enemies. It is applied during a declared war or an invasion or a hunter infiltration. This was last done in World War 2. Trump implemented the Act to the members of the Train de Argua gang of Venezuela to “conduct irregular war” to work in the country.
This will not be the first time the administration bypasses the ruling and reports them. In March, the administration did the same when it exiled 238 alleged members of the train de Argua and 23 members of a Salvadoran gang. An American federal judge suspended exile, but the administration said that the aircraft exited the country when the ruling.
Billionaire and Hedge Fund Manager Bill Acman who recently voiced his displeasure at Trump Tariff, on the fact that each exile is now being weighed by the court. He said, “A nation in which a administration can allow millions of illegal illegal migrants in the country, but it is necessary that each exile decision in a individual case will soon be lost in the court that the values ​​that intend to preserve our democratic system,” who takes a gib to allow a jib to enter the country in the biden administration.
Elon Musk agreed and wrote: “This is a difficult truth”.
Musk also shared a statement of Salvadoran President Naib Bukele, who said that not all human rights are equal and the most important human rights are the right to life. Close during his meeting with Trump