Trump asks Supreme Court to restart deportation of Venezuelan gang suspects
President Trump’s lawyers have asked the Supreme Court to allow him to begin deporting Venezuelan gang suspects he’s deemed terrorists and “alien enemies,” saying lower court blockades are interfering with core presidential powers.
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