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(Bloomberg) – Venezuelan gang member temporarily blocked the Trump Administration in New York and Texas judges in a couple of cases of the use of the old law of the President.

The Federal Judges in Brownsville, Texas and Manhattan Government cannot immediately deport the Government in the regions arrested at the arrest facility at the arrest facility.

The last two cases want to build the US Supreme Court decision this week. Most justifications for a previous conflict, but also explicitly said that the detainees had to be warned of removing the removal of foreign enemies and had to be able to question the deportations before their deportations come out of the country.

In New York, on Wednesday, Alvin Hellerstein said on Wednesday, the President Donald Trump will send the orders that throw claims on March 15th. Its authority applies to the detainees to address deportation according to the action in New York prison.

In Texas, the Judge of Fernando Rodriguez promised to deport individuals in a Raymondville arrest center on Wednesday. It was not clear which arrested requests would affect, but at least the day was applied to three men who presented a challenge.

The two orders will expire late this month while the judges want to impose long-term stops.

Cases GFF V. Trump, 25-CV-2886, US district court, New York (Manhattan) and Javv Trump, 25-CV-72, US district court, southern Texas (Brownsville)

– Help Madlin MeKelburg.

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