It is not only 'radical left -wing crazy' judges who have ruled against federal deportation actions – President Trump's own sister has entered the law.
Trump's older sister, Maryanne Trump Barry, issued a statement to break down the use of a 1952 law to grant the executive radical authority to throw someone out of the country. The Trump government uses the same law to remove green card holder Mahmoud Khalil from the country after his arrest by ICE agents by saying that his presence violates the American policy interests.
In her ruling, she destroyed the use of the government of the unique authority in a case that she called 'real Kafkaesque'.
'Don't be mistaken. This case is about the Constitution of the United States and the Panophy of Protection that Document offers the citizens of this country and those non-citizens who are legally and here as our guests, “wrote Trump's sister in her statement in 1996 about the case.
The law gives a single person, the State Secretary, the unobstructed and undesirable discretion to defend an alien to the United States if 'the presence of that person here would purely influence an inexplicable way of the interests of the United States of foreign policy, a Ronald Reagan -declared.
That case related to a prominent Mexican national who tried to report the government on a directive by the then secretary of the state of Warren Christopher. Her decision was later annulled by a Court of Appeal, but not on the substantive basis of her ruling.
It is almost identical language for that State Secretary Marco Rubio uses as the basis for the deporting -green card holder Mahmoud Khalil, who is not accused of a crime, but it has been established that it is contrary to American policy.
That deportation case has pulled Trump's anger because the government tries to dispel the country of Khalil, which led Columbia University against Israel.
The deceased judge Maryanne Trump Barry called the case of a Mexican national that was removed from the country 'real Kafkaesque'. She ruled against a 1952 law that was used as the basis for removal. The Trump administration uses the same law to try to remove the pro-Palestinian demonstrant and Columbia graduated student Mahmoud Khalil
Maryanne Trump Barry died in 2023 at the age of 86, after a career at the Federal Bank in New Jersey.
Trump praised her mind and character, although Trump Barry was caught on tape and her younger brother was admitted to the secretary of Tapes by her niece, Mary Trump.
“His damn tweet and the lying – oh, my God,” she could be heard. 'I talk free, but you know. The change of stories. The lack of preparation. Lying. '
'All he wants to do is appeal to his base. He has no principles. No.' She added: 'It is the Neuntje and this cruelty. Donald is cruel. “You can't trust him,” she added. At one point she suspected that her brother “did not read my immigration.” In comments reported by the Washington Post.
Federal immigration and customs enforcement officials have arrested and held dramatically this month.
Khalil was arrested in New Jersey and was removed to a courthouse in Louisiana
The administration accuses him of being pro-haamas for his participation in the protests of Columbia University last year
The administration accuses him of supporting Hamas. He was quickly moved to a Louisiana prison while the government is trying to deport him. His wife, who is eight months pregnant and an American citizen, fights for his release.
His lawyers call the first amendment while fighting his deportation.
The government has updated the charges against him and accuses him of his membership in a UN organization or work that he did not announce for the British government during her embassy in Syria when he signed up to become an American permanent resident. That seemed to be a new basis to send him out of the country.
Khalil was born in Syria from parents of Palestinian descent.
Rubio told the CBS 'Face the Nation' last weekend: 'And if you tell us, when you request a visa, “I come to the US to participate in Pro-Hamas events”, which is contrary to the importance of the foreign policy of the United States of America. If you had told us that you would do that, we would never have given you the visa. '
After his arrest, Trump placed on the Khalil case and used it to give a grim warning.
“We will find, purchase and deport these terrorist sympathizers from our country – never to return,” Trump wrote on his social site. 'If you support terrorism, including the slaughter of innocent men, women and children, your presence is contrary to our national and foreign policy interests, and you are not welcome here. We expect that each of the American colleges and universities will satisfy. “He called it the” first arrest of many. “
Rubio justified Khalil's arrest under a determination of the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act.
It states that any aliens whose presence or activities in the United States has the State Secretary a reasonable ground to believe that the potentially serious adverse consequences of the foreign policy for the United States would have deportable. “
In her own prevailing decades ago, Trump Barry wrote that “the decision to deport cannot be left to the unhealed and unrecognizable discretion of an agency that is exercised, exercising on the basis of a standardless law that only embodies Expry Congress policy.”
