That's an invasion.

They invaded our country.

So this is, in that sense, this is war.

In many respects, it's more dangerous than war because in war, they have uniforms.

You know who you're shooting at.

You know who you're going after.

Hi again, everybody. It's now five o'clock in New York. At the time that Donald at you know who you're going after.

Hi again, everybody. It's now five o'clock in New York. At the time that Donald Trump invoked the Alien Enemy's Act, he justified it by saying that undocumented immigrants

and asylum seekers coming to our country were engaged in an act of war.

Even worse in that clip we just played for you.

But his declaration to use a centuries-old wartime act was just rejected by a federal appeals court,

the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans, who ruled against him in a two-to-one decision.

The majority writing this, quote,

a country's engaging its residents and citizens to enter this country illegally

is not the modern-day equivalent

of sending an armed, organized force to occupy,

to disrupt or otherwise harm the United States.

There is no finding that this mass immigration

was an armed, organized force or forces."

End quote.

Now, the ruling by the appeals court with a conservative majority is the first time.

Federal appellate judges have weighed in on whether Donald Trump properly invoked the law.

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