Deportations of Migrants to South Sudan and Third Countries
Federal judge chastises Trump officials for failing to comply with court orders regarding deportations of migrants to South Sudan. Judge orders migrants to remain in U.S. custody for 'reasonable fear interviews'. Trump administration criticized for lack of due process and notice in deportations to third countries.
Key Points
- Judge orders migrants to remain in U.S. custody for 'reasonable fear interviews'
- Repeated rulings against Trump administration for violating due process
- Trump administration criticized for lack of notice and access to counsel for deported migrants
Pros
- Judge upholds due process protections for migrants
- Efforts to rein in Trump administration's deportations
Cons
- Trump administration criticized for lack of compliance with court orders
- Deportations to unstable countries like South Sudan