The Supreme Court says the Trump administration can remove eight noncitizens it moved to deport to South Sudan from where they are being held temporarily in Djibouti.
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The Supreme Court said Thursday that President Trump can deport eight illegal immigrants with serious criminal records to South Sudan, undercutting a lower court judge who had insisted he still had the power to block the removals despite a previous ...
The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled the Trump administration can deport eight illegal migrants with violent criminal convictions to South Sudan -- despite only one of them being from the war-torn co ...
Supreme Court clarifies stay in Sudan deportation case, ruling against Boston judge's orders.
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that President Donald Trump's administration can deport eight migrants to South Sudan, a country that the migrants have no ties to and that is embroiled in a conflict that has displaced 13 million people since 2023. . ...
Court halts ruling that allowed migrants to challenge removal to countries where they could be in danger ...
The ruling halts a lower court order that temporarily allowed migrants to challenge their removal to countries outside their homeland.
The Justice Department had sought clarification of a recent Supreme Court decision that cleared the path for the administration to quickly deport immigrants to "third countries."
The court's order followed a broader one last month allowing removals to countries with which migrants have no connections.
Humanitarian organizations are warning that access to healthcare in Sudan is nearly impossible due to systematic attacks, while the remaining operational facilities remain under constant threat.