Federal Judge Criticizes Trump Administration
A federal judge in the United States has criticized the Trump administration for trying to deport migrants to South Sudan against his court injunction. The judge highlighted the lack of due process and proper time for challenging the deportations.
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement defended the deportations, stating that the individuals were accused of serious crimes and their home countries refused to take them back.
- Lawyers for the migrants argued that their clients were not given translators and had less than 24 hours’ notice before being deported.
Legal Battle Between Branches of Government
The judge ordered that the migrants remain in US custody for their safety. Despite claims by ICE, South Sudanese police have reported that no migrants from the US have arrived in the country, suggesting the plane may have landed in Djibouti. This case highlights a legal battle between the judiciary and the executive branch, raising concerns about due process and the rights of migrants facing deportation.
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