Supreme Court, in an apparent 6-3 vote, allows the Trump administration to continue deportations, regardless of homeland.
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Supreme Court, in an apparent 6-3 vote, allows the Trump administration to continue deportations
Re: Supreme Court, in an apparent 6-3 vote, allows the Trump administration to continue deportations
The Supreme Court on Monday granted President Donald Trump’s emergency request to resume deporting migrants to countries other than their homeland, including places like South Sudan, with minimal notice.
The decision is a significant win for the Trump administration, which had argued that a lower court usurped its authority by ordering the Department of Homeland Security to provide written notice to the migrants about where they would be sent as well as an opportunity to challenge that deportation on the grounds that they feared being tortured.
The court’s three liberal justices – Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson – dissented.
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The decision is a significant win for the Trump administration, which had argued that a lower court usurped its authority by ordering the Department of Homeland Security to provide written notice to the migrants about where they would be sent as well as an opportunity to challenge that deportation on the grounds that they feared being tortured.
The court’s three liberal justices – Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson – dissented.
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Biden Judge DEFIES Supreme Court, Says His Order Barring Deportation of Illegal Aliens to South Sudan Remains in Effect – Stephen Miller Responds
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Re: Supreme Court, in an apparent 6-3 vote, allows the Trump administration to continue deportations
A federal judge in Massachusetts has issued an order defying the Supreme Court, stating that an emergency motion filed by the plaintiffs is "unnecessary" because the Supreme Court's Monday ruling that deportations of migrants to third countries can continue does not affect his May order.
Judge Brian E Murphy denied the plaintiffs’ emergency motion "as unnecessary," adding that the court’s May 21, 2025 order "remains in full force and effect, notwithstanding today’s stay of the Preliminary Injunction."
The May 21 "Order on Remedy for Violation of Preliminary Injunction" stated in part that the six individuals in the case "must be given a reasonable fear interview in private, with the opportunity for the individual to have counsel of their choosing present during the interview, either in-person or remotely, at the individual’s choosing." Murphy's Monday order clarified that two additional plaintiffs are covered under his May order.
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling Monday, granted a stay pending appeal for the Trump administration in their attempt to deport a group of men who had been convicted of violent offenses to third-party countries. The flight, which was initially set to land in South Sudan, was diverted to Djibouti, a country on the Horn of Africa. The May order stated that the plaintiffs "must remain within the custody or control of DHS."
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Judge Brian E Murphy denied the plaintiffs’ emergency motion "as unnecessary," adding that the court’s May 21, 2025 order "remains in full force and effect, notwithstanding today’s stay of the Preliminary Injunction."
The May 21 "Order on Remedy for Violation of Preliminary Injunction" stated in part that the six individuals in the case "must be given a reasonable fear interview in private, with the opportunity for the individual to have counsel of their choosing present during the interview, either in-person or remotely, at the individual’s choosing." Murphy's Monday order clarified that two additional plaintiffs are covered under his May order.
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling Monday, granted a stay pending appeal for the Trump administration in their attempt to deport a group of men who had been convicted of violent offenses to third-party countries. The flight, which was initially set to land in South Sudan, was diverted to Djibouti, a country on the Horn of Africa. The May order stated that the plaintiffs "must remain within the custody or control of DHS."
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