Detainees ask Supreme Court to halt El Salvador deportations

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Without judicial intervention, potentially hundreds of people "may be removed to a possible life sentence in El Salvador with no real opportunity to contest their designation or removal," lawyers for the men said in their Supreme Court request.
41% : Ensign said they had been moved there from all over the U.S. Gelernt said lawyers for the men would file petitions in all 94 judicial districts in the U.S. Asked earlier Friday about whether he had authorized the operation, Trump said "I don't know about the group you're talking about, but if they're bad people, I would certainly authorize it, yeah." Separately, a federal appeals court in Washington on Friday temporarily blocked Boasberg from starting criminal contempt proceedings stemming from the March 15 events.

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