US supreme court clears way for deportation of migrants to South Sudan | US immigration
On Thursday, the Supreme Court wiped the road to deport many immigrants who were placed on a trip in May. South SudanA state of war cultivated where they have no relations.
The decision comes after the conservative majority of the court found that immigration officials can quickly deport people to the third countries. The majority stopped an order that allowed migrants to challenge any removal of countries outside their homeland as they could be in danger.
The last order of the court shows that the flight of South Sudan, which was transferred weeks ago, can now complete the trip. It reflects the results of the federal judge, Brian Murphy, in Massachusetts, who said that his order on these immigrants still stands even after the Supreme Court raised his broader decision.
The majority wrote that their decision on June 23 completely suspended the Murphy rule, and he also made his decision on South Sudan’s journey “undesirable.” The court did not completely separate its legal thinking in the basic case, as is common in the emergency schedule.
Two liberal judges, Sonia Sotomoor and Kitanji Brown Jackson, were opposed, saying that the ruling gives the government the special treatment. “Other litigants must follow the rules, but the administration has the Supreme Court on quick demand,” Sotomiore wrote.
The eight immigrant lawyers said that they may face “imprisonment, torture and even death” if they were sent to southern Sudan, where the escalating political tensions threatened to turn into another civil war.
“We know that they will face risky circumstances, and maybe immediately, upon his arrival,” said Trina Ryano, Executive Director of the National Immigration Alliance, on Thursday.
This batch comes amid a comprehensive immigration campaign by the Trump administration, which has pledged to deport millions of people who live in the United States illegally. the Trump administration Murphy was found to find “a challenging act without law.”
The White House and the Internal Security Ministry did not immediately respond to the messages seeking to comment.
The authorities have reached agreements with other countries to house immigrants if the authorities could not send them quickly to their homelands. The eight men who were sent to South Sudan in May were convicted of serious crimes in the United States.
Murphy, which was nominated by Democrat Joe Biden, was not prohibited from deporting the third countries. But he found that immigrants should have a real opportunity to claim that they may be at risk of torture if they were sent to another country.
