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Judge grants 96-hour reprieve as asylum seekers warn they could be sent to Taliban

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A federal judge in D.C. temporarily barred the Department of Homeland Security from removing eight asylum seekers from the United States.

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D.C. court temporarily halts deportation of asylum-seekers in immigration lawsuit

By Ariana Figueroa Kansas Reflector Immigrant advocacy groups on Thursday succeeded in a request to a District of Columbia federal judge to temporarily block the… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

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Judge temporarily bars DHS from deporting eight asylum seekers

A federal judge on Thursday temporarily barred the Department of Homeland Security from deporting eight migrant asylum-seekers who claimed they would face severe violence and threats if returned to their countries of origin. U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss, an appointee of former President Barack Obama, issued a 96-hour hold on Thursday, pausing the Trump administration‘s deportations until noon on Monday while attorneys brief him on whether h…

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Judge grants 96-hour reprieve as asylum seekers warn they could be sent to Taliban

A federal judge in D.C. temporarily barred the Department of Homeland Security from removing eight asylum seekers from the United States.

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Judge Bars Deportation Of 8 Asylum-Seeking Immigrants

A federal judge barred the Trump administration from quickly deporting eight foreign nationals who say they are likely to be persecuted or killed if they’re returned to their home countries, including a family of four fleeing the Taliban. The Justice Department indicated Thursday that one of the prospective asylum seekers, identified only as N.S. in court filings, may already be en route back to Ecuador, where she says her husband — a police off…

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WUSA9 broke the news in Washington, United States on Thursday, February 20, 2025.
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