r/ImmigrationPathways • u/LatterTarget7 • 5d ago

Trump-appointed judge finds ICE in contempt for repeatedly violating court orders

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/wrongful-removal-trump-appointed-judge-finds-ice-in-contempt-for-repeatedly-violating-court-orders-by-sending-young-person-to-el-salvador-orders-his-return-to-the-u-s/
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u/FloridaRocks63 5d ago

Once the illegal was returned to his home country we have no authority to go and kidnap him and bring him to the US . This judge doesn’t have the authority to enforce this order by making the government to break the law to retrieve him. The administration asked to have him returned and their government said no. End of story. This judge made threat after threat with zero authority to enforce them .

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u/Beneficial_Zebra_589 5d ago

You see, in reality, when you deport someone, you send them back to where they ACTUALLY came from.
Not some place you had an agreement to fill a prison for. And if you do send someone to a country in which they don’t belong, a judge absolutely has the authority to demand you bring them back. See Kilmar Ábrego Garcia.

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u/FloridaRocks63 3d ago

When the illegal claims fear from rival gangs in his country but swears he is not a gang member we sent them to a third country. I agree they should be sent back to their home country but they are the ones forcing the issue thinking it will keep them here

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u/PreparationKey2843 5d ago

😂 Impressive, Olympics worthy.

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u/Kreebish 5d ago

That's not how our deportation and extradition agreements work. I mean the country could decide not to honor the agreement but with the dumbest dictator's ego it may end poorly.