The Trump administration has recently faced significant legal challenges regarding its immigration policies, particularly those affecting Venezuelan migrants. A federal appeals court has ruled that the administration cannot utilize the Alien Enemies Act for the deportation of Venezuelans, marking a notable defeat for Trump. This comes as the administration has ended temporary protected status for over 268,000 Venezuelan migrants, urging them to self-deport. Furthermore, courts have blocked attempts to remove deportation protections for nearly 600,000 Venezuelans, highlighting ongoing tensions between government policies and judicial interventions. As these legal battles continue, the implications for Venezuelan migrants in the US remain uncertain.