The White House denies defying a judgment command due to the deportations of El Salvador

The White House rejected a charge of a group of rights to break through the proceedings by defying the judge’s orders during a mass deportation over the weekend.

A group of 238 alleged members of the Venecuela gang, plus 23 alleged members of the MS-13 International Gang, were sent from the US to El Salvador prison. Some of them have been removed from the country according to the law that has not been used since World War II.

The move followed despite the temporary block issued by the judge. The White House said that the judge’s command was not legal and was issued after the group was deported.

Neither the US government nor El Salvador identified the detainees, nor did the details of their alleged membership in crime or gang.

Announcing the move on Saturday, Trump accused the DE ARAGUA (TDA) of “committing, trying and threatening an invasion or predatory inflammation on the territory of the United States.”

He referred to the Law on Aliens Enemies – a part of the law dating from 1798, which was conceived to allow deportation not – reserved during the war or invasion. The campaigns have questioned Trump’s justification.

The law was used to process 137 out of a total of 261 people who were deported, a senior administration official for CBS News, US partner of the BBC, said.

The basis on which other deportants were removed from the USA remains unclear, and the details of the group as a whole were not published.

Several relatives of men believed to have said the New York Times among the group that their loved ones had nothing to do.

The deportation stop has arrived from the American District Judge James Boasberg on Saturday night, who requested a 14-day break until further legal arguments.

After the lawyers told him that the aircraft had already removed the deportation, the judge allegedly gave a verbal order to turn the flights back, although that directive was not part of his written judgment.

The print secretary of the White House of Caroline Leavitt denied that the judgment of the court had been rendered. “The administration did not ‘refuse to follow the court order,” she said.

“The command, which had no legal basis, was issued after TDA terrorist [Tren de Aragua] The aliens have already been removed from the American territory. “

The Ministry of Justice echoed Leavitt, saying that they had already left before the judge’s verdict – which she complained against.

The case is asked by constitutional questions because, according to the US check system and balance, the government agency is expected to be in accordance with the judge’s verdict.

Salvadorana Nayib Bukele president confirmed the arrival of the deported. “In general … too late,” he said about the judge’s command, writing on social media. His team also posted footage of some men within one of his mega-jail.

Trump right groups accused Trump of using a 227-year-old law for bypassing procedures.

The American Union of Civil Freedom (ACLU) has questioned Trump’s use of a caring war administration that enables fast deportations. “I think we are in a very dangerous territory here in the United States with the invitation of this law,” said Lee Gellernt of the organization.

The Law on Aliens Enemies enabled deportations only when they were now in the announced war with that foreign government or attacked him, said Mr. Gellernt. “The gang doesn’t attack,” he told BBC News.

The law was last used during World War II for trainee Japanese-American civilians.

The exacerbation of things was the fact that “the administration says no one can review what they are doing,” Mr. Gellernt added.

Meanwhile, Amnesty International USA said that the deportations “another example of racist targeting” Venezuelanians “Trump administration on the basis of cleansing the band affiliation”.

Venezuela herself criticized Trump by saying “to” unjustly criminate Venezuelan migration. “

The last deportations under Trump’s second term are part of the presidential long -term campaign against illegal immigration.

The US president also went on to strengthen connections with El Salvador.

Two gangs targeted with a mass deportation Trump were declared “foreign terrorist organizations” after returning to the White House in January.