Trump claps back at courts for ‘interfering’ with job at University of Alabama address

During a special starting speech for students at the University of Alabama, president Donald Trump asked how to conduct the legal procedures for people who entered the United States illegally, in reprimanding the judges who said Trump said that “interfering” with his efforts to do his job as president.

Trump’s comments came on the same day that the federal judge prevented his efforts permanently to use the law of foreign enemies suffering from centuries to deport illegal alien gangs.

“While you were reading, the courts are trying to prevent me from carrying out the task that I was elected to do,” Trump said during his speech to the graduates. “They have to allow us to the job that voters want from us.

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Trump released an advertisement in March, confirming that the Venezuelan gang Treen de Aragoa can be deported under AEA. Shortly later, the Trump administration began deporting hundreds of alleged gang members, including Kilmar Abrago Garcia.

The opponents of Trump’s deportation efforts have insisted that Abugo Garcia had been illegally deported, not a member of the gang.

However, the evidence for Abyerigo Garcia appeared to participate in a gang -like criminal activity.

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US President Donald Trump offers notes for graduating students in Coleman Collensium at the University of Alabama on May 01, 2025, in Tuscuna, Alabama. Trump’s comments come the day before the official start ceremony. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Kamm’s footage of soldiers in Maryland shows that Abyerigo Garcia is participating in an alleged human trafficking incident in 2022. In the footage, officers who build the case can be heard in the Parisia Smuggling, which the forces indicate as “transport” in the video.

Vice President JD Vance said in an interview with Fox News that the Trump administration strongly resumes the federal court order that prevents their deportation efforts.

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“The judge does not take this design, whether it is possible to deploy the law of foreign enemies,” Mr. Vans told Fox News Bret Bayer. “I think it is the President of the United States who determines whether this country has been invaded.”