The administration of President Donald Trump requested permission from the Supreme Court to deport nearly 200 Venezuelan immigrants who were detained in Texas, and they asked the court to lift the al -Zarj it issued last month, which temporarily led to the prevention of the deportation of migrants under the law of foreign enemies.

On Monday’s file, the Trump administration said that the alleged members are 176 in Treen de Aragoa “have proven that they are particularly dangerous in long detention.”

According to the right announcement, an official for us immigration and customs said that a group of 23 immigrants “threatened to take hostages and hit the employees of the facilities and ICE employees.”

“The detainees failed to comply with orders to dismantle the barricades and were confined to the housing unit for several hours,” said Joshua Johnson, the ice official.

In the advertisement, Johnson said that the Group of Immigrants was transferred from the Bluebonnet detention facility to the Prairieland detention center last week.

Johnson said: “The transfer of detainees to Praireland was necessary because the organized and coordinated nature of the prisoner’s miscarriage threatened security and safety and the arrangement of the Blue Ponet facility and pose a threat to the detainees, employees, contractors and any visitors within the facility,” Johnson said.

In the deposit on Monday, Attorney General De John Saw said that Scotus should not prevent the removal of the detainees “who were at risk to others during detention.”

“One of the main reasons that the government has decided to use in AEA’s most rapid measures to remove the supposed chapter members in the first place is due to the risks that TDA members offer during its detention,” Sawir said in the deposit.

The Public Prosecutor also said that the immigrants received a “sufficient notice” and an opportunity to follow up on appearances.

“The three weeks granted here are more than sufficient to follow up.” Sawyer wrote. “However, as much as the government realizes, no members of the supposed class who received a notice of dismissal submitted action of AEA petitions in the northern region of Texas, while the administrative gossip remained in place.”

Sawir said the court must amend its last temporary bloc to “clarify” that it is only forbidden to remove the members of the separation under AEA.

“The vast majority of members of the supposed class,” according to Sawyer, is eligible to remove the “authorities” under authorities at address 8.

The Sawyer Court said: “The difficulty of detention of the supposed chapter members, which was discussed above, has now made it necessary for the government to continue the removal under the authorities other than AEA, while the court’s administrative order is still in effect.”