Kuwait City: The White House termed on Tuesday the Supreme Court's ruling on upholding migrants' deportation under the 'Alien Enemies Act' passed over 200 years ago as a massive victory to the Trump administration. "Last night, the Supreme Court delivered a massive legal victory to the Trump administration and allowed us to continue removing foreign terrorist invaders under the Alien Enemies Act," White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt said in a briefing. According to Kuwait News Agency, the spokesperson described the ruling as a rebuke to a district court judge who had opposed the Trump administration's efforts to exercise executive powers regarding immigration enforcement. The Supreme Court's decision was hailed as an affirmation of the president's authority to protect national security and remove individuals deemed threats. The ruling emphasized the president's capacity to safeguard the nation and expel foreign individuals considered dangerous to public safety. The White House expressed gratitude to t he Supreme Court for its role in maintaining legal standards and upholding constitutional principles. The administration's message to gangs and individuals unlawfully residing in the country was unequivocal, urging them to leave voluntarily or face detention and deportation.
