Donald Trump Scores Migrant Deportation Win

1st Circuit Halts Bid To Stop Trump's 'Third Country' Deportations

A federal appeals court temporarily blocked a lower court ruling on Wednesday that sought to hinder the government's deportation operations.

Trump Can Restart Deportations to Third Countries

PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: A federal appeals court allowed the Trump administration to continue deporting migrants to third countries while a legal challenge to the policy proceeds.WHO WAS INVOLVED: The United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, President Donald J. Trump’s administration, and migrants challenging the policy.WHEN & WHERE: The order was issued this week by the First Circuit Court of Appeals, impacting deportation practi…

Appeals Court Hands Trump Major Win in High-Stakes Deportation Fight

An appeals court will allow the Trump administration to continue removing illegal immigrants to “third countries,” or locations other than their country of origin, for now. The U.S. 1st Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a ruling by Joe Biden-appointed U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy in Massachusetts.  The appeals court gave near-term relief to the Trump administration hours before the lower court’s order was slated to take effect, Fox News repo…

Donald Trump scores migrant deportation win

The order allows President Donald Trump's administration to continue third-country deportations while the appeal proceeds.

Appeals Court Saves Trump's Deportation Policy

A federal appeals court stepped in Wednesday to block a lower court order that would have gutted the Trump administration’s program to deport criminal illegal immigrants to third countries, granting the administration a last-minute reprieve just hours before the ruling was set to take effect. The First Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals granted the administration’s emergency request to pause the order from U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy, a Biden ap…

Federal appeals court hands Trump win, overrules judge who blocked deportations to third countries

The ruling, which is still expected to be taken to the nation's highest court, comes just before Murphy's ruling was expected to take effect on Thursday.