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Trump asks US Supreme Court to intervene in deportations to third countries
- On Tuesday, the Trump administration petitioned the Supreme Court to ease restrictions on deporting migrants to South Sudan and other third countries.
- This request followed US District Judge Brian Murphy’s March injunction blocking deportations without written notice and chance to object.
- Murphy found the administration violated his order by trying to deport eight men to South Sudan mid-flight without proper notice or opportunity to challenge removal.
- Earlier this month, the federal appeals court in Boston declined the government’s request to delay Murphy's decision, highlighting concerns about the serious harm that could result from improper removals.
- The Supreme Court’s ruling will determine if the administration may resume deportations to third countries amid ongoing litigation and policy disputes.
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The Trump administration has faced legal roadblocks that have complicated everything from the president’s immigration agenda to his efforts to fire officials appointed by his predecessor in the executive branch, leading to the Justice Department pleading with the Supreme Court for help frequently since the start of President Donald Trump’s second term. The first plea from the Trump administration to the Supreme Court came in February, but since …
U.S. President Donald Trump’s government called on the Supreme Court on Tuesday to revoke a court order that allows migrants to challenge their deportations to South Sudan, an appeal that came hours after the judge hinted that the Trump administration was “fabricating” chaos and that he expected “reason to prevail over rhetoric.”
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Group urges appeals court to allow refugees into US
McALLEN, Texas (Border Report) - A nonprofit that represents refugees has filed a court document in a lawsuit against President Donald Trump who has suspended refugee admissions into the United States. Report: Trump climate policies are driving migrants to the border The Refugee Council USA, represented by Democracy Forward, on Tuesday filed an amicus brief with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in the case Pacito v Trump, urging that the…
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