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A U.S. judge has permanently blocked the Trump administration from using the 18th-century Alien Enemies Act to deport some Venezuelan migrants, ruling that the administration exceeded the law's scope. The ruling applies to migrants detained in the Southern District of Texas, and the administration is expected to appeal. The act is best known for being used during World War Two to intern and deport people of Japanese, German, and Italian descent.
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