Trump Admin Seeks Supreme Court Approval for South Sudan Deportations and Court Orders
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The Trump administration attempted to deport migrants to South Sudan without proper notice or due process, violating court orders. Despite previous rulings against rapid deportations, the administration misled the Supreme Court about its actions, including a flight tracked from Texas to Djibouti carrying detainees, raising concerns about legal and diplomatic violations amid ongoing conflicts in South Sudan.
- Trump Admin Misleads the Supreme Court About Its South Sudan Deportations Rolling Stone
- Trump Asks Supreme Court to Let Him Send Migrants to South Sudan The New York Times
- Trump administration asks Supreme Court to halt judge's order on deportations to South Sudan AP News
- Trump administration asks Supreme Court to step into court fight over deportations to third countries CBS News
- Trump administration seeks to stay district court order prohibiting government from deporting noncitizens absent additional analysis that they may face torture SCOTUSblog
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