In a significant decision, the US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to utilize the Alien Enemies Act for the deportation of Venezuelans, but requires that individuals be given the opportunity to seek relief before being removed. This ruling has sparked a debate regarding due process for migrants, raising concerns among civil rights advocates like the ACLU, who have challenged the legality of these deportations. While supporters, including Trump, claim this is a victory for national security, critics warn it could usher in a troubling standard for immigration policies moving forward. The recent developments have led to cancellations of hearings in lower courts and heightened tensions over the intersection of judicial authority and executive immigration power.