Deportation and Legal Challenges

This chapter explores the complicated legal landscape faced by individuals deported to El Salvador after apprehension in the U.S., focusing on their untraceability and the challenges of filing claims on their behalf. The discussion examines the U.S. administration's strategic approach to presenting significant immigration cases to the Supreme Court, as well as the Court's historical reluctance to engage with these matters. It also critiques the executive branch's power over residency status and speculates on the future implications of legal decisions regarding immigration laws and judicial authority.