Federal judge rules Trump can't use archaic law to deport Venezuelan gang members

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : While Trump declared victory over the Supreme Court's decision, lawyers at the American Civil Liberties Union representing the Venezuelans also touted the court's decision as a triumph.
57% : The Justice Department is expected to appeal the ruling by Rodriguez, who was appointed to the federal bench by Trump during his first term as president.
40% : But in March, Abrego Garcia, whose wife is a U.S. citizen, was stopped by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers who "informed him that his immigration status had changed," according to his attorneys.
31% : But since the high court's ruling, Trump and senior officials have not taken steps to bring him back to the United States.
29% : Trump declared that gang members must be booted out of the country because they were "conducting irregular warfare" against the United States at the direction of Venezuela's leader, Nicolas Maduro.

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