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Since then, many habeas petitions have been filed and a few Temporary Restraining Orders have been granted for people multiple jurisdictions including Colorado, the Southern District of Texas, and the Southern District of New York (non-exhaustive list) to prevent additional men from being sent to El Salvador under the Alien Enemies Act Proclamation. But no ruling has been made for bulk of the people already in CECOT, nor have we seen any decision on the meat of the matter: whether the government can use the Alien Enemies Act at all considering we aren’t at war, and that Tren de Aragua is not acting on behalf of the Maduro regime in Venezuela.

Does anyone know of an action in process on whether the Alien Enemies Act can be used absent war as the administration is doing? I haven't read of any.

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