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County commissioner: 'There must be more time for legal due process before deportation'

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News 8 is learning more about the Bhutanese Nepali individuals who were deported this week.

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County commissioner: 'There must be more time for legal due process before deportation'

News 8 is learning more about the Bhutanese Nepali individuals who were deported this week.

4 days ago·Lancaster, United States

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Granite Grok

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The Authoritarian War on Due Process

I can say without much reservation that Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s explanation to justify the deportation of individuals like Mahmoud Khalil made a lot of sense to me. He is a guest granted a privilege, that – had we known his intentions prior – may not have been allowed into the country. It is ... Read more Source

3 days ago

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Penn Live

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Deported Bhutanese refugees were in and out of Bhutan: Dauphin County official sounds alarm

Dauphin County Commissioner Justin Douglas on Friday expressed concern for constituents who have been deported by ICE back to Bhutan. Douglas vowed to ensure they got due process under the law.

4 days ago·Harrisburg, United States

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WESA

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U.S. deports 4 Pa. Nepali Bhutanese refugees to Bhutan

The deportations may signal a change in diplomatic relations with Bhutan.

4 days ago

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MyNewsGh

We are not supporting criminals, but due process must be followed – Nyindam

MP for Kpandai Constituency, Matthew Nyindam, has called for fairness in the legal process regarding Kwabena Adu Boahen’s case, emphasizing that no one, including the Attorney General, is above the law. “We sincerely think that nobody is above the law. Nobody, including the Attorney General, is above the law, and crime is crime,” he stated in an interview on GHOne monitored by MyNewsGh. He made it clear that his party is not in Parliament to sup…

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