News Round Up 5/27 – 6/2/2025 Part 10

The administration’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged gang members without hearings has drawn pundit scrutiny, with some calling it a dangerous precedent.

Reports of U.S. citizens being mistakenly deported highlight the risks of rapid enforcement, fueling media debates over due process.

The past week’s immigration news underscores a clear trend: the Trump administration is aggressively pursuing its campaign promise of stringent border security and reduced legal protections for migrants. The Supreme Court’s rulings, particularly on the CHNV parole program, signal a judicial willingness to grant the administration leeway, though due process concerns persist. Federal courts, however, continue to act as a check, as seen in the Harvard case and prior blocks on Flores and birthright citizenship policies. The sanctuary jurisdiction list and media reactions reveal a deepening divide between federal and local priorities, as well as between enforcement-focused and humanitarian perspectives. As the administration pushes for 3,000 daily deportations, the human and political consequences are profound, setting the stage for ongoing legal battles and societal debates.