Blanche vows Supreme Court appeal after third-country deportations blocked
The article reports that the Trump management plans to seek Supreme Court intervention after a federal appeals court invalidated the government’s framework for rapid deportations to third countries. The Boston-based 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dissolved a stay, making a recent ruling effective, which determined that the Department of Homeland Security cannot deport immigrants to countries not specified in their removal orders unless they are given meaningful notice and an opportunity to express concerns about persecution or torture. The piece also includes promotional content encouraging readers to subscribe to the Washington Examiner for full access to news, analysis, and commentary.
The Trump administration will ask the Supreme Court to intervene after a federal appeals court put into effect a ruling invalidating the government’s framework for rapid third-country deportations, Attorney General Todd Blanche said Thursday.
The Boston-based 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued an order Wednesday night dissolving a prior stay that had kept the lower court’s ruling on hold during the appeal. The action put into effect the court’s Friday merits decision, which found that the Department of Homeland Security could not deport immigrants to countries not named in their removal orders without first providing meaningful notice and an opportunity to raise fears of persecution or torture.
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