Donald Trump expected to enforce unknown 18th-century wartime law to begin mass deportations
Now, he appears to be pressing ahead with his vision of mass deportations by digging up the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, a relatively unknown 18th century law, and implementing it within the coming days, according to CNN. The law would allow the Trump administration to fast-track deportations of migrants without any legal barriers.
The Trump administration is waging a war against the legal community in the United States with a target list growing by the ...
The No Round Up Act has garnered widespread support among lawmakers, including Representatives Judy Chu (CA-28), J. Luis ...
The law firm business generally follows the health of the broader economy, which is being threatened by a prolonged trade war ...
China’s top diplomat didn’t name the United States directly when warning against the return of the “law of the jungle” at a ...
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Proposed B.C. law would give emergency powers to manage "human-caused disaster" like U.S. trade warBC Hydro's website that the move is part of the government's move to give preference to Canadian goods and exclude U.S. goods from rebates if practical.
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