Justice Dept. cites Trump's commander-in-chief powers to defend deportations to El Salvador

18-3-2025 Politics Washington Times - Politics 12

President Trump was using his commander-in-chief powers when he had the military fly Venezuelan gang suspects to El Salvador, government lawyers said Monday, arguing that a judge has no right to interfere and stop the planes.

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