D.C. Circuit appeals court panel hears arguments on whether to reverse Boasberg's return order
1 Sep 25 12:00 PM · 6d ago · 4 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 1
A three-judge panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit heard oral arguments on whether to reverse or uphold Boasberg's order. The panel appeared divided, with two Trump-appointed judges skeptical that migrants have a right to return and one Carter-appointed judge supporting the lower court ruling.
“There needs to be some showing that the U.S. had that type of control — the control that they could produce a detainee on command — and I don't see that evidence from petitioners”
Judge Neomi RaoJudge James Boasberg District Court Chief JudgeTrump administration / Justice Department Defendant in appeal
Judge Neomi Rao U.S. Court of Appeals judge (Trump appointee)Judge Harry Edwards U.S. Court of Appeals judge (Carter appointee)Lee Gelernt ACLU attorney representing deported migrants
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