President Donald Trump Confirms Attempted Deportation of Migrants to South Sudan

It may be difficult to track the Trump administration’s deportation policies and the many legal challenges against them. But it’s worth taking a closer look at a dramatic confrontation in a federal court this week. Lawyers were challenging a controversial tactic of the Trump administration: sending deportees to countries they are not, with little or no opportunity to object to. In April, Judge Brian E.

President Donald Trump confirms attempted deportation of migrants to South Sudan

President Donald Trump on Thursday confirmed that a group of migrants from countries including Vietnam, Cuba and Mexico were stuck in the East African nation of Djibouti on their way to being deported to South Sudan, a location U.S. officials had previously said in court was classified. The revelation, made by the president in a social media post, came as the legal fate of the eight men remained uncertain and their exact whereabouts unknown. A l…

Why South Sudan is the latest country migrants are being sent in violation of Federal court orders

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The foreigners convicted of crimes and placed on a deportation flight by the U.S. government to the chaotic nation of South Sudan were originally from countries as far away as Mexico and Vietnam. They had lived…

Trump Administration's Deportation Plans Spark Debate on Due Process - Davis Vanguard

The Trump administration has taken steps to send immigrants allegedly present illegally in the United States to El Salvador, despite a federal judge blocking the move, and has suggested sending them to Libya, which has been warned by the State Department not to visit, raising concerns about the erosion of civil liberties and the potential danger of sending American citizens to foreign prisons.

Controversial US Deportation Flight to South Sudan: Crimes, Countries, and Legal Challenges

A U.S. deportation flight bound for South Sudan carrying eight foreign nationals convicted of serious crimes has ignited a legal and ethical firestorm. Federal Judge Brian E. Murphy halted the transfer, ruling the Biden administration violated court orders by failing to provide detainees a meaningful chance to contest potential dangers in their destination countries. The group, originating from South Sudan, Laos, Myanmar, Vietnam, Cuba, and Mexi…