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3 migrants beat the Trump administration in court. They got deported the next day
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:46 am
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:46 am
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3 migrants beat the Trump administration in court. They got deported the next day
The future looked bright for Luis Eduardo Perez Parra, Leonel Rivas Gonzalez and Abrahan Josue Barrios last week.
After being held in immigration custody for over a year and facing the possibility of transfer to Guantánamo Bay, the three men asked a federal court to intervene, warning they might have “disappeared into the legal black hole” of Guantánamo.
Last Sunday, a federal judge in New Mexico handed down a surprise ruling blocking the Trump administration from sending the men to Guantánamo -- the first successful legal challenge to the policy since it was enacted last month.
But their victory was short-lived.
The very next day, the men were placed on the first deportation flight back to Venezuela in over a year, according to their lawyer Jessica Vosburgh.
“It's hard to imagine that it didn't have something to do with them filing a habeas petition and then stepping forward to challenge these threatened Guantanamo transfers,” Vosburgh told ABC News. “The court's order only applied to transfers to Guantánamo, this is just a slap in the face to get deported the next day.”
While Vosburgh stopped short of calling the deportations retaliatory, she said she struggles to see what else could have led to the sudden deportation.
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3 migrants beat the Trump administration in court. They got deported the next day
The future looked bright for Luis Eduardo Perez Parra, Leonel Rivas Gonzalez and Abrahan Josue Barrios last week.
After being held in immigration custody for over a year and facing the possibility of transfer to Guantánamo Bay, the three men asked a federal court to intervene, warning they might have “disappeared into the legal black hole” of Guantánamo.
Last Sunday, a federal judge in New Mexico handed down a surprise ruling blocking the Trump administration from sending the men to Guantánamo -- the first successful legal challenge to the policy since it was enacted last month.
But their victory was short-lived.
The very next day, the men were placed on the first deportation flight back to Venezuela in over a year, according to their lawyer Jessica Vosburgh.
“It's hard to imagine that it didn't have something to do with them filing a habeas petition and then stepping forward to challenge these threatened Guantanamo transfers,” Vosburgh told ABC News. “The court's order only applied to transfers to Guantánamo, this is just a slap in the face to get deported the next day.”
While Vosburgh stopped short of calling the deportations retaliatory, she said she struggles to see what else could have led to the sudden deportation.
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Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:48 am to djmed
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While Vosburgh stopped short of calling the deportations retaliatory, she said she struggles to see what else could have led to the sudden deportation.
Your lawsuit led to the deportations, moron. You put a flashing red target on your clients' backs.
This post was edited on 2/20/25 at 9:48 am
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:48 am to djmed
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she said she struggles to see what else could have led to the sudden deportation
I think the illegal part had something to do with it
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:48 am to djmed
Good job Mr. Homan !
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:49 am to djmed
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she said she struggles to see what else could have led to the sudden deportation.
Maybe the fact that they were here illegally and the law says they have to be deported?
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:49 am to djmed
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he said she struggles to see what else could have led to the sudden deportation
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:49 am to djmed
Worked out for the better. Now we don't have the spend the expense of these illegals at Gitmo.
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:50 am to djmed
The won the Battle, but lost the War.
FAFO
FAFO
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:50 am to djmed
Well, at least they are back home now... They should be happy they are not at GITMO...
Simply cannot make this shite up...
Glad to see Trump willing to work around the courts this time... frick them and their judicial activism...
Simply cannot make this shite up...
Glad to see Trump willing to work around the courts this time... frick them and their judicial activism...
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:50 am to djmed
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“The court's order only applied to transfers to Guantánamo, this is just a slap in the face to get deported the next day.”
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:51 am to djmed
Now the question is: Which is worse? Guantanamo or Venezuela?
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:52 am to djmed
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she said she struggles to see what else could have led to the sudden deportation.
Because she's used to the law being ignored.
Fortunately Tom Homan is unburdened by what has been.
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:53 am to djmed
Can we deport her as well?
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:54 am to djmed
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Last Sunday, a federal judge in New Mexico handed down a surprise ruling blocking the Trump administration from sending the men to Guantánamo
Figures. It's a shame what's happened to my home state.
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:54 am to djmed
This is the way. It’s like whack-a-mole. If they are going to willingly pop their head up, the feds need to whack ‘em.
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:54 am to djmed
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Last Sunday, a federal judge in New Mexico handed down a surprise ruling blocking the Trump administration from sending the men to Guantánamo -- the first successful legal challenge to the policy since it was enacted last month.
But their victory was short-lived.
The very next day, the men were placed on the first deportation flight back to Venezuela in over a year, according to their lawyer Jessica Vosburgh.
HAAHAHAHAHAHA
whew.
dumb fricks.
Posted on 2/20/25 at 9:55 am to djmed
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what else could have led to the sudden deportation.
Ummm. They basically wrote deport me on their foreheads.
Posted on 2/20/25 at 10:03 am to TigerNAtux
quote:You would think that if they were headed to Cuba, then they are bad hombres and aren't going to be arriving to a welcome party, but instead they'll likely be cuffed and shackled and loaded onto a prison bus headed to a Venezuelan prison, right?
Now the question is: Which is worse? Guantanamo or Venezuela?
Posted on 2/20/25 at 10:07 am to djmed
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“It's hard to imagine that it didn't have something to do with them filing a habeas petition and then stepping forward to challenge these threatened Guantanamo transfers,” Vosburgh told ABC News. “The court's order only applied to transfers to Guantánamo, this is just a slap in the face to get deported the next day.”
Trump 2.0 is a whole different ballgame
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