The law granted broad wartime powers over non-citizens that remain part of U.S. statute and set a precedent for executive authority during international conflicts.
John Adams signed the Alien Enemies Act on July 6, 1798, authorizing the president to detain or deport male citizens of hostile nations in times of declared war or invasion.
The law granted broad wartime powers over non-citizens that remain part of U.S. statute and set a precedent for executive authority during international conflicts.
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