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Days after the federal government invoked extraordinary wartime powers to quickly deport Venezuelans accused of being dangerous gang members, Gov. Ron DeSantis and the president’s border czar met in Florida — the heart of the country’s Venezuelan-American community — to underscore that the Trump administration remains undeterred in its efforts.

“The district judges are not going to stop us from making this country safe again. We are going to keep moving forward,” Trump’s border czar Tom Homan said during a panel on Thursday at the New College of Florida with DeSantis. Judges “are not going to stop this,” he added.

Homan doubled down on the decision to fly hundreds of Venezuelans to a mega prison in El Salavor despite a judge’s order to turn the planes around — a move that is currently being litigated.

“I find it remarkable that any district judge has the authority to overrule the President’s executive orders, and basically he wanted us to turn planes around in mid-air full of terrorists and bring them back into the United States, which is ridiculous, and we didn’t do it.”

The Trump administration has justified its action by arguing that many deportees were public safety threats because they belonged to the Tren de Aragua gang, which Trump has designated as a terrorist group.