Shocking cartel thug rap list Trump cannot be deported as judge demands illegal “due process”

The Trump administration fired the ruling in a Supreme Court ruling, forbidding the release of so-called Tren de Aragua (TDA) members from the release of rap sheets from Venezuelan nationals.

These men would deport them from the United States from 1798 under the controversial alien enemy bill, which would allow the White House to deport them from the Blue Detention Center in Texas.

Trump insists that the process of scrutinizing suspicious TDA members must be accelerated quickly due to emergencies and believes that the gang has gained a terrible foothold in the United States and must be crushed as soon as possible.

But in the bombshell ruling in the early hours of Saturday, the Supreme Court temporarily rejected Trump because it temporarily stopped him from expelling the men.

Two conservative judges, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, objected to the court’s ruling.

The Superior Court took action in an emergency appeal from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), which ruled that the Trump administration violated the SCOTUS ruling earlier this month, which could only be done if due process is carried out by those who are about to be deleted.

To protest against being blocked from deportation of so-called TDA members, the Trump administration has Fox News Hours after the ruling.

Here, we look at some of the alleged gang members ruled by the Supreme Court must stay in the United States.

The meme shared by the conservative on X shows Obama Judge James Boasberg, who was tattooed by MS-13 gang. He has always sympathized with the lawyers of the Cartel thugs who believed that Trump could not use the Alien Enemy Act of 1798 to expel his clients. This act was used during the war to expel the enemy of the United States

Prisoners watched inside the prison during a media tour at the Centre for Terrorism (CECOT) Prison in El Salvador on April 4.

Henry Jose Romero Gonzalez

In the most shocking images released by these men, Romero-Gonzalez allegedly flaunted a gun and showed off a bunch of cash.

One image allegedly showed Romero-Gonzalez waving a pistol wearing a reflective work vest, while another seemed to show him a large $100 bill.

He filed criminal charges on three counts of assault, crimes of one person and crimes of illegal possession of weapons, according to officials who spoke with Fox News.

TDA member Henry Jose Romero-Gonzalez is allegedly found in some of the most shocking images released by the White House

A picture allegedly shows Romero-Gonzalez

According to officials, he has criminal charges for three counts of assault, crimes for one person and illegal possession of weapons

Ronnie Javier Rodriguez-Towal

Officials said Rodriguez-Tovar has one of the longest rap lists for anyone the White House has tried to deport from the Blue Detention Center in Texas.

He was reportedly convicted of many charges in impact and shoplifting, including crashes, possession of stolen property, driving in influence and many charges.

Venezuelan nationals also have pending charges against resistance officers, simple attacks, assaults and driving lawsuits.

In the images released by the White House, the electronic devices owned by Rodriguez-Tovar are said to have said “TDA” and “Venezuela” on it.

Rodriguez-Tovar owns one of the longest rap sheets for anyone the White House attempts to deport from, including convictions, crashes, turrets, possession of stolen property, driving under influence and shoplifting.

In the images released by the White House, the electronic device, which is said to be owned by Rodriguez-Towal, appears to have read “TDA” and “Venezuela” on it

Alessandro Benedikt Parades-Worwa

The Trump administration claims that in the United States, the march is facing many criminal charges.

Officials said that included pointing and filing a gun at a person and aggravating the attack with weapons.

The White House also showed off many of his tattoos, including a cross surrounded by roses and clocks.

The White House says

The White House also showed many of his tattoos, including a cross surrounded by roses and clocks.

Christian Andrade-Vargas

Cristian Andrade-Vargas, another man at the Blue Belt Detention Center in Texas, sees it in new images with various tattoos.

These include the crown on his left eyebrow, and the roses on his chest and shoulders.

Andrade-Vargas faces criminal charges of theft and dangerous drugs, according to the Trump administration.

The White House says

Norge Yunaifer Rosales-Ceballos

Rosales-Ceballos is one of Trump’s search to expel people who already have a conviction in the United States.

He was previously convicted of criminal flight to avoid prosecution and also faces charges of alien smuggling and resistance officers.

In the image of the suspect’s neck, the tattoo appears to show a cross above the script showing AK-4-7.

Rosales-Ceballos is Trump trying to expel someone who already has a conviction in the United States because he was previously convicted to avoid prosecution and also faces charges of alien smuggling and resistance officers

In the image of the suspect’s neck, the tattoo appears to show a cross above the script Reading AK-4-7

Felix Josue Rendon-Garcia

The White House told Fox News that Rosales-Ceballos faces several charges, including possession of drugs and possession of dangerous drugs.

The White House shared the image of his biceps, which seemed to show the Arabic text below.

Officials said

The White House shared an image of his biceps, which seemed to show the date of the Arabic text below

Darrin Moises Daza-Segura

Officials shared images of Daza-Segura’s tattoo, which they claimed was related to the Tren de Aragua gang.

This includes the word “vida” on his knuckles, and the skull on his arm is engraved with “dead man”.

Officials said he was convicted of criminal burglary and theft.

Officials said

Officials shared images of Daza-Segura’s tattoo, which they claimed were associated with Tren de Aragua Gang, including the word “Vida” on his knuckles and the word “dead” engraved on his skull on his arm.

Howard Emis Omana

The Trump administration said Omana is facing criminal charges of aggravated weapons attacks.

According to Fox News, he was seen throwing out the alleged gang logo in an image released by Omana, who officials said was sent to social media.

Howard Emis Omana says Trump administration

In an image of Omana released on Saturday, officials said they were sent to social media and he was thrown into suspected gang signs

Angel Ignacio Cardenas-Bravo

The suspect faces one of the longest criminal charges for anyone on the list.

The Trump administration has listed his charges as a serious assault on law enforcement officers, neglected by children who have suffered serious injuries, resist violence, domestic violent assault, officers carrying hidden guns and possessing guns during felony crimes.

Angel Ignacio Cardenas-Bravo faces serious attacks on law enforcement officers, neglected by children suffering from serious physical injuries, officers resisting violence, domestic violent assault, carrying hidden guns, and possessing guns during felony crimes