The North -American Judge accuses Trump Administrator of “Manufacturing Chaos” in the deportations of southern southern, increasing the feud

A Federal Judge of Massachusetts punished Trump’s official members on Monday night for not having fulfilled his court orders after a group of migrants were deported from the United States to South Sudan, the last dust focused on the deportations, the protections of processes due and the will of the administration, or his fault, to fulfill the federal courts.

In a 17-page order, American district judge Brian Murphy rejected Trump’s request to modify or withdraw the judge’s previous decision that he required them to remain in US custody six migrants deported to South Sudan without a process due or warning.

On Wednesday, Murphy ordered the migrants to stay in the United States in a military Djibouti base until each of them could receive a “reasonable fear interview” or the possibility of explaining to North -American officials any fear of persecution or torture, in case they are released to southern -Sudanese custody.

From Monday, he said, these interviews had not taken place.

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“It turns out that having immigration procedures in another continent is more difficult and more difficult logistically than the defendants were planning,” Murphy said in his order, noting that the Trump administration is free to return individuals for the interviews to conduct to the soil of the United States.

It also aimed at Trump’s officials to attack the courts, emphasizing Monday night that the defendants here have “grown” the order of the court, while at the same time making the chaos they decipher. “

The Salvo arrives when Murphy, a federal judge of Boston, presides over a demand for migrants’ class action that challenges deportations to third countries, including South Sudan, El Salvador and other countries, such as Costa Rica, Guatemala and others that the administration has indicated in its continuous deportation wave.

In considering the removal of the Third Country, Murphy emphasized that he has sought to achieve a delicate balance between the protections of the process due to the United States Constitution and the wave of the Trump administration of eleven -hour elimination and deportations.

Murphy said that it allowed the Trump administration to keep the six migrants deported to South Sudan under the custody of American officials, provided that they were called “reasonable” interviews “, and determine if migrant’s concerns were appropriate.

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“The court never said that the defendants had to turn their foreign military base into an immigration facility,” Murphy wrote on Monday night. “He only left this as an option again at the request of the defendants.”

Murphy also doubled in his previous orders as “sensitive and conservative”, saying that he had repeatedly tried the proper balance by weighing the Trump administration’s applications for men to stay in South Sudan against their right to Habeas’ actions and the process due to the United States constitution.

He also cited DOJ’s seemingly fluid position on which it is a suitable notice for removals. He said that lawyers in the Department of Justice first told the court that they believe that 24 hours are sufficient and significant to eliminate certain migrants, before breaking this by eliminating men in South Sudan.

It also does not seem like these people have any access. In one case, he said, the plaintiffs stated that immigration officials and customs agents had canceled at least a pre -pre -registered meeting with a lawyer and his client.

“The members of the class also did not have the opportunity to learn anything about South Sudan, a birth and unstable country that the United States recently told its citizens not to travel due to crime, abduction and armed conflict,” said Murphy.

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The judge’s order is the last attempt by the judges of the federal court to reinstate the Trump administration, as it continues to deport migrants to third countries, including El Salvador and South Sudan.

North -American judges have repeatedly ruled that the Trump administration has violated the process due to not notifying their migrants their imminent removals, or allowed them any opportunity to challenge their deportations to court, a repeated view, although closely, by the Supreme Court four times since Trump took office.

The judges have repeatedly ordered the Trump administration to facilitate their return to the United States so far, the Trump administration has not publicly fulfilled any of the applications to return the deported individuals.

Meanwhile, white house officials have exploited so -called “activists” judges as trying to promulgate a political agenda and repeatedly rejected the idea that illegal immigrants have no right to a due process.

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Trump aimed at what he described as “US haid judges” in a real social place on Monday, arguing that they “suffer from a sick and very dangerous ideology for our country.”

He previously described Murphy as another “activist judge” who said he tries to protect “criminal illegal immigrant monsters”.

“The court acknowledges that members of the class in question have criminal stories,” Murphy wrote in an apparent response to these comments on Monday night.

“But that does not change the process due,” he wrote. “The court deals with their obligation with these principles with the gravity that anyone set out with the rule of law should understand.”

Murphy added to his order that the Trump administration is welcomed to submit their arguments to the court in writing.

But he said, “from this course of conduct, it is difficult to reach any other conclusion that the defendants invite the lack of clarity as a means of evasion.”

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From Monday, he said, this step had not been completed.