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Judge says South Sudan deportation flight ‘unquestionably’ violated his order

  • A federal judge in Boston ruled midweek that a deportation flight involving eight migrants violated a court order by removing them without providing adequate time to contest the deportation.
  • The Trump administration deported the migrants from multiple countries, including South Sudan, Cuba, and Mexico, shortly after notice with no chance for legal counsel, prompting the ruling.
  • The migrants included individuals convicted of violent crimes and were sent to countries unwilling to accept them, raising concerns about due process and the dangers they face, especially in chaotic South Sudan.
  • Todd Lyons, Acting ICE Director, called the migrants “true national security threats,” while Murphy said the government actions “unquestionably” violated the court order and ordered new interviews with the migrants.
  • The ruling suggests potential criminal contempt for illegal deportations and emphasizes that migrants must have a chance to object before forced removal to non-home countries amid ongoing immigration crackdowns.
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The New Republic broke the news in on Wednesday, May 21, 2025.
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