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A judge ruled the U.S. violated due process by deporting 200+ Venezuelan men without hearings, ordering their return or hearings by Jan. 5.
A U.S. District Judge, James Boasberg, ruled that the Trump administration violated the due process rights of over 200 Venezuelan men deported to El Salvador in March 2025 under the Alien Enemies Act.
The judge ordered the government to either return the migrants to the U.S. or provide them with due process hearings by January 5, stating the U.S. maintained custody over them despite their transfer.
The men, accused of ties to the Tren de Aragua gang, were denied legal recourse before deportation.
The court certified a class action, allowing collective legal challenges.
The Justice Department argued the court overstepped, but the judge maintained jurisdiction due to ongoing U.S. control.
The men were later returned to Venezuela in a prisoner exchange.
An appeals court has paused a prior finding of probable criminal contempt against the administration.
Un juez dictaminó que EE.UU. violó el debido proceso al deportar a más de 200 hombres venezolanos sin audiencias, ordenando su regreso o audiencias para el 5 de enero.