US EditionJudge blocks Trump administration from deporting Guatemalan minors
The court found the Trump administration's plan violated protections for vulnerable children, blocking deportations to ensure legal proceedings are respected, according to advocacy groups.
- A federal judge issued a restraining order blocking the Trump administration from deporting 10 unaccompanied migrant children to Guatemala, saying it appeared to violate U.S. laws.
- The National Immigration Law Center filed a complaint on behalf of the children, aged 10-17, stating the deportations would be a "clear violation" of protections for vulnerable children.
- The administration struck an agreement with Guatemala to allow removal of unaccompanied children back to the country and planned to start deportations this weekend.
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Left-wing judges are continuing to man the ramparts against President Donald J. Trump’s immigration policies, the latest being a foreign-born Joe Biden appointee. Early Sunday morning, Judge Sparkle L. Sooknanan blocked the administration from returning hundreds of unaccompanied migrant children to their home country of Guatemala after left-wing activist groups filed suit. In the filing, lawyers for the children wrote that “ten (10) unaccompanie…
Trump just tried to break the law on a holiday weekend
In an effort reminiscent of US President Donald Trump using the Alien Enemies Act to send hundreds of migrants to a Salvadoran prison, his administration just tried to deport more than 600 unaccompanied children to Guatemala over Labor Day weekend—though for now, a federal judge's order appears to have halted the plan, unlike last time.CNN exclusively reported Friday morning that the Trump administration was "moving to repatriate hundreds of Gua…
After the U.S. government took children on airplanes overnight to send them back to their native Guatemala, a federal judge temporarily blocked the flights, with the little ones still inside, as their lawyers said the authorities were violating U.S. law and sending vulnerable children to potential danger. The extraordinary drama, which unfolded during the early hours of a holiday weekend in the U.S., moved from the airstrips in Texas to a court …
Lawyers prefer unaccompanied children from Guatemala to a U.S. court. They accuse the government of illegally deporting them. President Trump's government presents the case differently.
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