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Trump Administration Faces Legal Challenge Over Deportations to South Sudan

Lawyers allege migrants were deported without notice or due process, violating a federal court order mandating protections against third-country removals.

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Overview

  • Immigration attorneys claim the Trump administration deported migrants from Myanmar and Vietnam to South Sudan in violation of a federal court injunction.
  • Judge Brian E. Murphy's prior ruling requires written notice in a language migrants understand and an opportunity to challenge third-country removals.
  • At least one Myanmar national and up to eleven others, including a Vietnamese migrant, were reportedly deported without proper notice or legal recourse.
  • South Sudan, currently embroiled in escalating violence and human rights abuses, poses significant safety risks for deported individuals.
  • Attorneys have filed for an emergency court order to halt further deportations and secure the return of those already removed.