White House asks supreme court to block challenges to deportations to South Sudan

Guardian

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Legal experts and allies of President Donald Trump are accusing a federal judge of overstepping his authority by halting the deportation of eight criminally convicted illegal migrants to war-torn South Sudan, a flashpoint in the administration's efforts to expedite U.S. immigration enforcement through third-country removals.
The Gazette
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The new administration case arises from its desire to deport migrants to South Sudan and other places where they have no connection, without sufficient notice or ability to contest their removal.
CNN
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The request from the Justice Department comes after a lower-court judge, Brian Murphy, issued a nationwide injunction that halted the Trump administration's attempts to rapidly deport immigrants residing illegally in the United States to third-party countries not their own.
Fox News
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Judge Brian E. Murphy had ordered the Trump administration to offer due process to a group of men whom the government was trying to send to South Sudan.
The New York Times

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