LOL: Massachusetts Federal Judge Says Illegals Cannot Be Deported To Third-Party Countries

Didn’t the Supreme Court already say they can?

Federal judge rules Trump admin may not remove people to third countries without due process

A federal judge in Massachusetts ruled Wednesday that the Trump administration’s policy to quickly remove people to third countries to which they have no previous connection is illegal and that people must receive meaningful notice and the chance to challenge their deportations.

“This case is about whether the Government may, without notice, deport a person to the wrong country, or a country where he is likely to be persecuted, or tortured, thereby depriving that person of the opportunity to seek protections to which he would be undisputedly entitled,” U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy wrote in what is likely to be his final ruling on the merits of the case.

The case originated after eight migrants were removed from the United States with the intended destination of South Sudan in March but were instead rerouted to Djibouti. The eight migrants did not have South Sudan or Djibouti as the listed country on their final orders of removal paperwork, and immigration advocates filed a lawsuit in an attempt to get them back to the U.S. for due process.

Murphy said the federal government may not remove people with final orders of removal to third countries other than their own. Instead, the government must first try to send people to the countries of removal listed on their paperwork. An immigration judge issues a “final order of removal,” which orders a noncitizen’s deportation. The person is then able to appeal the judge’s decision to the Board of Immigration Appeals within 30 days of the ruling.

They usually do attempt to send to their own country first. 3rd party is the last resort.

Last year, the Supreme Court paused an order by Murphy that had temporarily blocked the administration from sending noncitizens to third countries unless they were first able to have a “meaningful opportunity” to bring claims that they would be at risk of torture, persecution or death.

Yeah, so, he’s already been overruled by the Supreme Court. And will most likely be overruled by an appeals court or SCOTUS again. In the mean time, ICE should move all illegals in Murphy’s court district out of it, then send them to a 3rd party country if necessary.

Meanwhile, Ilhan is still big mad