Live updates: Showdowns loom over Trump deportations of Venezuelans, college professor

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : "CBP is committed to protecting the United States from national security threats.
55% : Customs and Border Protection officials said they found "sympathetic photos and videos" of Hezbollah leaders on the Lebanese citizen's cellphone, according to court records.
53% : "With the discovery of these photographs and videos CBP questioned Dr. Alawieh and determined that her true intentions in the United States could not be determined," according to documents.
45% : Hilton Beckham, the assistant commissioner of public affairs for Customs and Border Protection, issued a statement Sunday saying foreign citizens bear the burden of establishing their admissibility into the United States.
45% : Lawyers representing the Venezuelans from the American Civil Liberties Union and the Democracy Forward Foundation asked Boasberg in a filing early Monday to review whether the government obeyed his order. Mark Zaid, a national security lawyer who has represented whistleblowers against the Trump administration and whose security clearance Trump rescinded, said the potential defiance of a court order moves the country closer to a "constitutional crisis."
34% : " "In that sense, this is war," Trump added.
30% : "This is a time of war, because Biden allowed millions of people, many of them criminals, many of them at the highest level, they emptied jails out," Trump said.
21% : President Trump wants to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.
20% : But Trump told reporters while flying from Florida back to Washington on Sunday that he considered this a "a time of war" because foreign criminals entered the country without legal authorization during previous administrations.
11% : Jansen Trump justifies Alien Enemies Act because of 'invasion' President Donald Trump invoked the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged members Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, which has been linked to contract killings, kidnapping and organized crime.

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