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Man Whose Deportation Was Delayed Faces Charges for Sexual Assault of Disabled Woman

On May 20, 2025, a federal judge in Massachusetts issued an order halting the removal of eight convicted violent illegal immigrants, including Burmese national Nyo Myint.
The judge, Brian Murphy, issued the ruling to maintain custody of these individuals pending a decision on whether their removal to South Sudan was lawful, drawing criticism and claims of judicial overreach.
Nyo Myint was found guilty of attempted first-degree sexual assault involving a mentally disabled adult woman who had the cognitive abilities of a toddler, while several other deportees faced charges such as murder and child sexual abuse.
DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin described the judge’s ruling as "deranged," stressing that all involved individuals have already completed their legal proceedings and received definitive deportation decisions.
The ruling sparked condemnation from the Trump administration and DHS, who view it as politically motivated interference that endangers public safety and undermines executive authority over immigration enforcement.

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Trump Administration Slams Judge Who Blocked Deportation of Convicted Felons, Including Sexual Assault of Disabled Woman

A deportation flight carrying violent criminals was halted after a Massachusetts judge ordered the Trump administration to maintain control of the individuals in case their removals were deemed unlawful. DHS and Trump officials are pushing back hard. Key Facts: A Massachusetts federal judge paused the deportation of eight illegal immigrants, all convicted of violent crimes. One deportee, Nyo Myint, a Burmese national, was convicted of attemptin…

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