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In a recent White House press briefing, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed the administration’s immigration policies, focusing on deportation measures and legal challenges. The briefing, held on March 17, 2025, provided insights into the government’s stance on US immigration and enforcement actions. Leavitt began by emphasizing the administration’s commitment to enforcing immigration laws, stating that recent deportations were conducted in the interest of national security.
She highlighted the use of the Alien Enemies Act to justify the deportation of individuals deemed threats to the country. Addressing legal challenges, Leavitt acknowledged the ongoing court cases questioning the administration’s authority in immigration enforcement. She asserted that the administration believes it is acting within its legal rights to protect American citizens.
When questioned about the deportation of Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador, Leavitt defended the administration’s actions, citing national security concerns. She reiterated that the Alien Enemies Act provides the necessary authority for such measures. Leavitt also addressed international reactions, particularly from Venezuela, which labeled the deportations as “kidnappings.” She dismissed these claims, emphasizing that the administration is focused on safeguarding the nation. In response to questions about defying court orders, Leavitt maintained that the administration is operating within its legal boundaries.
She emphasized the importance of national security in guiding their decisions. Leavitt concluded by reaffirming the administration’s dedication to enforcing immigration laws and protecting American citizens. She stated that all actions taken are in line with the president’s directives to ensure national security.
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