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Trump to Use 'Alien Enemies Act' to Rapidly Remove Immigrants—What We Know
President Donald Trump plans to invoke the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to expedite the removal of immigrants, particularly known gang or cartel members, without court hearings. By bypassing traditional due process requirements,
What is the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 that Trump wants to use in deportations?
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All you need to know about Trump’s plan to use the 1798 Alien Enemies Act for deportations
This rarely used law, created during tensions with France, allows the president to deport or detain individuals from hostile foreign nations who may pose a national security threat during wartime or in the event of an invasion.
What is the 1798 Alien Enemies Act? How Law Could Help Trump Deportations
The law would allow the president to deport immigrants who are alleged to be gang members without court hearings.
Trump dusts off old law for mass deportations
US President Donald Trump plans to invoke the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged gang members without due process. The statute was used in 1812 against British nationals, during World War I against nationals of the German Empire and Austria-Hungary,
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Why an increasing belief in alien visitations is a real-world problem
Increasing numbers of people believe Earth has probably been visited by aliens. That’s a societal problem, says Tony Milligan ...
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Alien: Rogue Incursion Dev Explains the Game's Unique Difficulty [EXCLUSIVE]
Alien: Rogue Incursion combat designer opens up on the game's unique difficulty, inspirations, immersive gameplay mechanics, ...
'Border Czar' Tom Homan: If Gov. Phil Murphy Is "Knowingly Concealing" An Illegal Alien At His Home, We'll Prosecute
Border Czar' Tom Homan told FNC's Sean Hannity on Monday evening that if New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy was telling the truth ...
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Would we recognise alien intelligence, asks Adrian Tchaikovsky novel
In Shroud, Adrian Tchaikovsky's intriguing new novel, two women marooned on a strange moon encounter alien life – and ...
Win Tickets to Our ‘Alien: Romulus’ IMAX Screening and Q&A With Fede Alvarez
The event will be held at the IMAX HQ and will be followed by a Q&A moderated by Collider’s Steve Weintraub. As if hearing ...
Alien: Romulus Fans Have a Big Question About These Characters’ Fates
Alien: Romulus has been a big hit for the Alien franchise, but some fans have lingering questions about the film that are just as big. Some of the bigger mysteries (like what initially happened on the ...
Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson's “E.T.”-Style Alien Sendoff Goes Hilariously Wrong in Totino’s Super Bowl 2025 Commercial
Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson are out of this world! The two actors have teamed up with Totino's for a hilarious Super Bowl ad called "Chazmo Finally Goes Home," which sees an E.T.-style alien ...
Scarlett Johansson Fights Dinosaurs (Including One Inspired By ‘Alien’ Xenomorphs) In Trailer For ‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’
Rebirth, the new film in the iconic Jurassic franchise, has been released. Jurassic World: Rebirth will be released ...
Alien: Romulus Reveals Horrifying Alternate Designs for The Offspring
Artist Dane Hallett has unveiled early versions of The Offspring, the groundbreaking creature of Alien: Romulus.
“It Would Be Nice To Go Further”: Fede Álvarez Teases “Uncharted Waters” for ‘Alien: Romulus’ Sequel
Alien: Romulus helmer, Fede Álvarez, is also behind the 20th Century Studios’ sequel. Read about where the director hopes to ...
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Whimsical alien sculpture set to transform Woodruff Park
A&E Atlanta and ADID present the newest installment of public art at Woodruff Park, just in time for Valentine's Day.