Recent legal developments have intensified the ongoing battles regarding the deportation of migrants under the Alien Enemies Act, particularly affecting Venezuelan individuals. A US judge in Texas has temporarily halted deportations, citing a lack of due process for migrants, who reportedly have been given as little as 12 hours to contest their removal. The Supreme Court has intervened multiple times, blocking Trump’s administration from proceeding with deportations under this outdated wartime law. Amidst these legal setbacks, the Trump administration continues to push back, asserting its right to deport without trials. Critics and legal experts have expressed concerns over the implications of using such powers and the fair treatment of migrants. The situation remains fluid, with ongoing court rulings likely to impact the future of immigration policies.