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A three-judge panel Wednesday declined the DOJ's request to lift a court order preventing the Trump administration from using an 18th century wartime law to deport people to a Salvadoran hard labor prison without due process.

democracydocket.comFederal Court Slaps Down DOJ Request to Allow Deportations Under Wartime LawRead more here.

28/3/25, 2:30 pm117 reposts560 likes

Ash Bee

@ashes2231.bsky.social

28 Mar 2025

And now off to Supreme Court. (Maybe)

annathevagabond.bsky.social

@annathevagabond.bsky.social

28 Mar 2025

Is there any chance those who have already been deported there will be returned so they can get their day in court?

bluecattoo.bsky.social

@bluecattoo.bsky.social

28 Mar 2025

How about a court order to have all those already disappeared returned to the US for proper hearings then?

joyfulsearcher.bsky.social

@joyfulsearcher.bsky.social

28 Mar 2025

🇺🇸👏👍

tiredofthisshit.bsky.social

@tiredofthisshit.bsky.social

28 Mar 2025

Bring them back.

Mark_Dyer Esq

@markdyer.bsky.social

28 Mar 2025

First they came for the Venezuelans and I didn't speak out because I wasn't Venezuelan...

Rima goldman

@rzgoldie1111.bsky.social

28 Mar 2025

Just because the concentration camp is not in our country doesn’t make it less egregious- this is still a nazi ploy. Send people away and lock them up. Who will be next?

spottedstarling.bsky.social

@spottedstarling.bsky.social

28 Mar 2025

Most nazi concentration camps were not located in Germany, but in Poland. The nazis chose to establish them in another country, out of Germany, far from the sight of the German population. For a reason.

Rima goldman

@rzgoldie1111.bsky.social

28 Mar 2025

There were 9 main concentration camps in Germany. As well as you stated also in Poland, the famous one people equate w those camps: Auschwitz.