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Trump administration appeals third-country deportation block to Supreme Court

AG Todd Blanche says DOJ will seek Supreme Court relief after a federal appeals court dissolved a stay and struck down the policy.

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What to know

  • A federal appeals court's dissolution of a stay this week formally blocked the Trump administration's policy of deporting migrants to countries other than their own.
  • The administration has already sent more than 25,000 migrants to roughly 29-35 countries under the policy, including to countries like South Sudan and the Central African Republic that are considered high-risk.
  • The case centers on what due-process protections the government must give migrants before removing them to a country with which they have no connection.
  • AG Todd Blanche says the DOJ will immediately ask the Supreme Court to intervene, noting the Court previously granted a stay in the same case.

“We will immediately seek relief from the Supreme Court, which previously granted a stay in this very same case.”

Todd Blanche, US Attorney General · X post, via Guardian ↗ · Sep 23

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Trump administration appeals third-country deportation block to Supreme Court
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  1. 4

    DHS counsel defends deportations as protecting communities

    DHS general counsel James Percival rejects characterizations of the policy as cruel, arguing the alternative of releasing certain migrants poses greater risk.

    “What is cruel is allowing criminal illegals who can’t be sent home to stay in our communities and victimize anew.”
    — James Percival
    1. 27 outlets Blanche Says Administration Will Ask Supreme Court to Restore Third-Country Deportations

      first by [your]NEWS, 2d ago · also Washington Post, Guardian, Washington Examiner, ABC News, Philadelphia Inquirer, NYT +20

      17 more headlines

    • Breaking News: The Trump administration scrambled to halt some imminent deportations after a ruling blocked authorities from sending people to third countries without a chance to contest their cases, according to documents obtained by The New York Times.

      @nytimesX2d ago299▲view on X ↗
    2 more of the top 3 · 14 posts in this stretch
    • pbsnews.org

      A ruling to halt deportations of people to countries other than their own threw a core immigration policy of the Trump administration into question, at least temporarily, and prompted a desperate appeal to the Supreme Court on Thursday.

      pbsnews.orgBluesky1d ago195▲view on Bluesky ↗
    • Nonilex@masto.ai

      # Trump administration asks # SCOTUS to allow quick third-country # deportations — aka # ExtraordinaryRendition # law # Constitution # immigration # DueProcess # StateSponsoredAbduction # CivilRights # WhiteSupremacy # WhiteChristianNationalism # AbuseOfPower # Authoritarianism # Autocracy # despotism # Dictatorship # fascism # Tyranny #…

      Nonilex@masto.aiMastodon1d ago7▲view on Mastodon ↗
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    Blanche vows Supreme Court appeal

    Attorney General Todd Blanche says the Justice Department will immediately seek relief from the Supreme Court, which previously granted a stay in the same case, calling the appeals court's action an overnight ambush that stripped an 'invaluable tool' to curb illegal immigration.

    “Without even allowing the government a chance to respond, and in the dark of night, a federal appeals court blocked us from conducting all third-country removals of illegal aliens, an entirely legal and invaluable tool to stem the tide of illegal immigration.”
    — Todd Blanche
    • legal.reuters.com

      The Trump administration will appeal to the US Supreme Court a lower court ruling rejecting a policy that allowed authorities to rapidly deport migrants to countries other than their own, US Attorney General Todd Blanche said on Thursday.

      legal.reuters.comBluesky2d ago48▲view on Bluesky ↗
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    Appeals court dissolves stay, formally blocking removals

    The 1st Circuit issues an order Wednesday night dissolving the prior stay that had kept the policy in effect, after ICE attempted to deport a Peruvian migrant to Ghana; the ruling blocks all third-country removals.

    • davejorgenson.bsky.social

      A court just blocked Trump’s “third country” immigration policy.

      davejorgenson.bsky.socialBluesky4d ago232▲view on Bluesky ↗
    1 more of the top 2 · 2 posts in this stretch
    • europesays@pubeurope.com

      https://www. europesays.com/3266830/ Trump administration brings important immigration question back to the Supreme Court # CourtNews # immigrant # open # PostTypePost

      europesays@pubeurope.comMastodon3d agoview on Mastodon ↗
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    Reporting details scale of third-country deportation deals

    Washington Examiner reports the administration has flown roughly 23,000 migrants to about 35 countries with no citizenship or family ties, under agreements often secured through financial incentives or visa pressure.

    1. 1 outlet What is Trump’s third-country deportation policy and whom does it target?

      first by The Guardian, 5d ago

  6. background

    First Circuit panel rejects third-country deportation policy — A three-judge panel on the Boston-based 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upholds a lower court ruling that declared DHS's third-country removal policy unlawful, in a class-action suit brought by migrants facing deportation orders.

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  1. 2 outlets Third-country removals put on hold, triggering Trump request to Supreme Court

    first by Courthouse News, 1d ago · also Courthouse News Service

  2. 2 outlets Trump urges Supreme Court to restart deportations to countries with poor human rights records

    first by CNN, 2d ago · also KEYT-TV

  3. 1 outlet Trump administration takes important immigration question back to the Supreme Court

    first by SCOTUSblog, 3d ago

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