Judge criticizes Trump admin for using scant evidence to deport Venezuelans under WWII-era law.

The Trump administration is facing criticism for using limited evidence like tattoos and flyers to justify deportations under the rarely-used Alien Enemies Act. Judge Patricia Millett has criticized this approach, noting that Nazis received better due process under the same law during WWII. The administration aims to deport over 200 Venezuelan men suspected of gang ties, but a judge has temporarily halted these actions, raising concerns about due process and civil liberties for migrants.