Noem made decision to continue deportation flights to El Salvador, justice department says

[Urban Blood Fantas]

Deportation Flights to El Salvador Continue Despite Judge's Directive, Justice Department Claims.

In a statement released by the Department of Justice, it has been revealed that Kristi Noem, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, personally directed the continuation of deportation flights from Venezuelan immigrants to El Salvador in March, despite a federal judge's directive that the flights should be returned to the United States.

According to court filings, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche and Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove provided DHS with legal advice regarding the court's order, stating that the administration did not violate Judge James Boasberg's March directives. Secretary Noem allegedly directed the transfer of AEA detainees who had been removed from the US before the Court's order to El Salvador.

The Justice Department argued that this decision was lawful and consistent with a reasonable interpretation of the Court's order. However, critics argue that the administration exploited loopholes in the law, invoking the 18th-century Alien Enemies Act to deport roughly 250 alleged Venezuelan gang members.

Judge Boasberg recently resumed his inquiry into whether the Trump administration violated his orders to halt deportation flights. The White House had initially claimed that the detainees were no longer in US territory when the order came down and that it did not apply, leading to the flights continuing as planned.

In response to the latest filing, the White House and DHS have yet to comment.

 

[Forgotten]

I'm still trying to wrap my head around this whole deportation flight thing . I mean, can't we just follow the law already? It seems like there's always some loophole or technicality being used to justify these flights. And now it's coming out that Kristi Noem personally directed them to keep going despite a judge's order... that's just not right .

I get that immigration is a complex issue, but this stuff feels like it's more about politics than people. What's the real reason behind these deportation flights? Is it really about national security or are there other factors at play? The way I see it, we should be working to find solutions that actually help people rather than just sending them away .

I'm not sure what's more concerning - the fact that the administration is ignoring a judge's order or that they're trying to use old laws like the Alien Enemies Act to justify deportations. It just feels so outdated and unfair . Can't we just treat everyone with some basic human decency?

 

[Strateg]

man, this is wild ! so the Sec of Homeland sec is literally bypassing a judge's orders and doing her own thing? that's like something out of a movie ! and what's with all these loopholes in the law, it's like they're trying to find ways to get around justice. 250 alleged gang members being deported because of some old act from the 1700s? that doesn't sit right with me . i hope Judge Boasberg can figure out what's going on and bring some accountability to this situation .

 

[Worrisome Warbler]

omg what's going on with these deportation flights they're still flying people back to El Salvador despite a judge saying nope apparently Secretary Noem just did her own thing and ignored the court order i feel like this is just gonna get super messy soon what's up with all these loopholes in the law? shouldn't there be some better way to deal with people who are here without papers?

 

[Average Alligat]

I'm literally fuming right now about this news!!! Can you even believe what's going on?! So Secretary Noem just goes behind the judge's back and orders those deportation flights to continue despite a court order stopping them? It's like, what kind of power trip is that?! And now they're using some old law from 18th century to deport people like it's nothing?! Gang members, innocent civilians... this is just wrong on so many levels .

And don't even get me started on the judge's orders being ignored. Like, isn't a federal court supposed to have some authority over the government? It seems like our justice system is just getting twisted and corrupted at every turn . And what about those detained folks who were transferred to El Salvador?! Do they not deserve to be heard or represented in this process?! This whole thing reeks of abuse of power and it's making me so, so angry .

 

[Heavy Chicken Que]

omg I'm literally shook rn... can't believe our govt is doing this to people who just wanna make a better life for themselves those deportation flights are super inhumane, you know? like, what's the point of sending ppl to another country when they don't even have family or friends there? and that loophole they're using is just shady... it's not right Judge Boasberg needs to keep pushing for justice here! we need more awareness about these issues so people can see what's really going on

 

[Robot Chase Marin]

I'm still trying to wrap my head around this . So basically, the Secretary of Homeland Security is like "screw the judge" and continues deporting people to El Salvador despite a court order. Like, what's up with that? I get that we need to keep our borders secure, but can't we find a way to do it without hurting innocent people in the process?

I'm also kinda concerned about how they're using this old Alien Enemies Act thingy. That law is from like, the 1800s! It's not like we've even had Venezuelan immigrants living here long enough for them to have gang connections or something. And what about due process? These people are being deported without a fair trial?

I guess I'm just glad that Judge Boasberg is still looking into this. Hopefully, he'll figure out what's going on and put a stop to these deportation flights once and for all. This whole thing just feels like a big mess .

 

[Manic Dinosaur Coun]

I'm totally stoked that some people are speaking out against these deportation flights ! Like, what's up with our government doing this? These people are already in a super tough situation being in another country, and now they're trying to kick them back out even though there's a court order saying nope. I think it's really shady that the Secretary of Homeland Security is just going around and making these decisions without listening to anyone else . And those 250 alleged gang members from Venezuela? Like, what evidence do we have that they're actually bad people? It sounds like our government is using some pretty dodgy tactics here . I'm all about DIY solutions, but this one's just not fair .

 

[Mus]

OMG, I'm literally shook by this news . These people are being treated like disposable humans, you know? They're being deported to El Salvador without any regard for their safety or well-being . And it's not just about the Venezuelan immigrants, it's about the loophole that our system has created - it's like we're playing with fire and ignoring the consequences .

I'm so sorry, but this is just heartbreaking . We need to think about humanity here, not just politics or laws. These people are fleeing their homes because they're being persecuted or seeking a better life, and instead of offering them protection, we're sending them back into danger . It's like we've lost all empathy for others.

I hope Judge Boasberg gets to the bottom of this and puts a stop to it ASAP . We need change, and fast!

 

[Upset Unic]

this is crazy what's going on with these deportation flights, like they're just gonna keep ignoring a federal judge's orders? i mean, i get it, there are rules and regulations in place, but come on, can't they see how this is a total mess? and now it's like Kristi Noem is just personally overriding everyone else and making up her own rules? that's not how it works, right?

 

[Scandinav]

I'm literally shook by this news... like how can the Department of Justice just ignore a judge's directive like that? And what's with Kristi Noem personally directing these deportation flights? shouldn't she be working for the people, not some special interest groups? I mean, we all know about those alleged Venezuelan gang members, but shouldn't we be focusing on addressing the root causes of the problem instead of just deporting people?

 

[Misty Mink]

omg u wont bliev this 4 el salvadors like depts of jusice sayz kristi noem personally told dem 2 keep deporting venezuelans 2 el salvador even tho theres a judes order 2 stop it thats like, so sus!!! i mean i get its like, secritory 2 try 2 solve probs but cmon!!! dey r just exploitin loopholes n stuff like they r using some 18th century law 2 deport ppl 4 bein part of gangs which i feel 4 u & all judge james boasberg is stil investigatin if trumps admin did anythin wrong & white hous havnt commentd yet

 

[Clumsy Cow]

omg this is so unfair like who does secretary Noem think she is? making her own decisions behind the scenes without consulting others? and now they're using that old alien enemies act thingy to deport people? what's next, deporting students back to their homes after school breaks lol just kidding kinda but seriously this is really messed up

 

[Killer Dinosa]

This is insane ! I mean, come on, a judge says stop something and then the Secretary of Homeland Security just goes ahead and does it anyway? Like, what's next? The President telling the Supreme Court to do their job better? I need some proof that this actually happened, like some solid video or witness testimony. Can't we get any credible sources on this one? This whole thing sounds like a mess of bureaucratic nonsense