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Peacetime deportations escape judicial review under resurrected national security laws.
The resurrection of forgotten or centuries-old statutory powers allows the executive branch to bypass traditional civil rights standards, while appellate courts rely on procedural mootness to leave these tools active.
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US Politics
First-Ever Use of Dormant Alien Terrorist Removal Court Deportation Marks Major Expansion of Executive Power The administration resurrected a decades-old, national security-focused deportation court to bypass traditional criminal justice standards.
US Politics
Fifth Circuit Dismisses Challenge to Trump's Use of Alien Enemies Act, Leaving Deportation Powers Intact An appeals court used procedural mootness to dismiss a challenge to the administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act, leaving the program active.