The Alien Enemies Act is a 1798 U.S. law empowering the president to detain or deport noncitizens from hostile nations during declared war. Used historically in conflicts like World War II, it targets enemy nationals. The government benefits by enhancing national security, while critics argue it can restrict due process for affected individuals.
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