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Trump Deportation Policies Alarm Long-Settled Laotian Community in Louisiana

  • A federal judge in Boston ruled on May 21 that the Trump administration violated a court order by deporting eight immigrants to South Sudan without proper notice or process.
  • The ruling stems from earlier orders barring deportation to third countries without meaningful opportunity to contest due to South Sudan's fragile security and humanitarian crisis.
  • The Trump administration attempted to deport men convicted of violent crimes, claiming notification was given shortly before removal, while South Sudan faces deadly conflict and reduced aid funding.
  • The judge stated the deportees were not given sufficient time to object, calling the actions a violation, while officials warned the court orders impede diplomatic and counter-terrorism efforts.
  • This case highlights tensions between intensified deportation efforts and legal protections amid unstable conditions in South Sudan and fears within U.S. Immigrant communities, including long-settled Laotians.
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GH Headlines broke the news in Ghana on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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