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'Unquestionably in violation': Judge says US government didn't follow court order on deportations

IndiaTimes Thursday, 22 May 2025 ()
A US federal judge rebuked the White House for violating a court order on deportations by sending eight immigrants to South Sudan. Judge Murphy stated the deportees lacked a fair chance to object, raising concerns about their safety. Despite accusations from administration officials against 'activist judges,' the judge highlighted the violation.
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