DOJ Seeks War Powers Stay

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'Holy crap': Trump's DOJ raises experts' eyebrows with 'terrifying' brief in court

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A judge over the weekend blocked the President's move to invoke war powers to deport individuals the DOJ says are members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua .

Trump 's administration moved to appeal, but the language and the request at the heart of the appeal raised eyebrows with some experts.

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