US EditionFederal Judge Blasts Trump Admin over Deportees in South Sudan
- Federal Judge Brian Murphy issued a scathing 17-page order on Monday addressing Trump administration deportations of eight migrants to South Sudan from the U.S.
- The case arose after immigration advocates challenged the administration’s practice of sending migrants to third countries without meaningful chances to contest their removal.
- Murphy emphasized the men were informed of their deportation less than 16 hours prior, mostly during non-waking hours, with limited ability to contact family or lawyers and no real opportunity to assert fear of harm.
- He noted that although the government proposed handling the claims while the men were still overseas, logistical challenges made this difficult, and concluded that the defendants seemed to foster ambiguity deliberately to avoid accountability.
- Murphy ordered the government to maintain custody while ensuring feasibility of return hearings, highlighting due process applies despite migrants’ criminal histories and raising concerns the administration manufactured chaos.
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Trump’s third-country deportations facing judicial overreach, experts say
Legal experts and allies of President Donald Trump are accusing a federal judge of overstepping his authority by halting the deportation of eight criminally convicted illegal migrants to war-torn South Sudan, a flashpoint in the administration’s efforts to expedite U.S.…
Trump’s deportations hit with judicial overreach, experts say
Legal experts and allies of President Donald Trump are accusing a federal judge of overstepping his authority by halting the deportation of eight criminally convicted illegal migrants to war-torn South Sudan, a flashpoint in the administration’s efforts to expedite U.S. immigration enforcement through third-country removals. In a scathing ruling on Monday, U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy, an appointee of former President Joe Biden, accused the …
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Federal judge lambastes Trump over deportations
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to halt an order allowing migrants to challenge their deportations to South Sudan, hours after the judge suggested the administration was "manufacturing" chaos and said he hoped "reason can…
Trump’s DHS Asks Supreme Court to Intervene in Deportation Case
The Trump administration asked the US Supreme Court to block a judge’s order that requires the government to give people notice and an opportunity to object before they are deported to a so-called third country.
Trump asks US Supreme Court to intervene in deportations to third countries
(Reuters) -President Donald Trump's administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday to intervene in its effort to rapidly deport migrants to countries other than their own without the opportunity to raise claims that they fear being persecuted, tortured or killed there. Read full story
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