Supreme Court Ruling on Deportation and Due Process

This chapter explores a recent Supreme Court decision on the deportation of Venezuelans under the Alien Enemies Act, emphasizing the need for due process in immigration proceedings. It discusses the court's mandate for proper notice and hearings for individuals facing deportation, reflecting on the broader implications for immigrant rights in the U.S. The conversation also examines the tensions between governmental authority and constitutional protections, particularly regarding habeas corpus and the definition of invasion.