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WOW!! SOMEONE WITH BALLS, I'll tell you what WILL happen, if continues to happen or has the potential to happen and airlines are ordered to turn around, they will tell the
administration,WE WON'T CARRY THEM!
Judge orders plane carrying deported mother and child turned around, blocks more removals
The court learned that the Trump administration had put a mother and a daughter who are plaintiffs in the lawsuit on a flight to Central America.
by Suzanne Gamboa and Jacob Soboroff / Aug.09.2018 / 3:02 PM ET / Updated 4:08 PM ET / 3:02 PM ET / Updated 4:08 PM ET
In a federal courtroom in Washington on Thursday, a judge heard about something the Trump administration had just done that clearly angered him. The government, he learned, had deported an immigrant mother and daughter who are plaintiffs in the lawsuit the judge was hearing over asylum restrictions.
So the judge did something highly unusual: He demanded the administration turn around the plane carrying the plaintiffs to Central America and bring them back to the United States. And he ordered the government to stop removing plaintiffs in the case from the country who are seeking protection from gang and domestic violence.
The U.S. district judge, Emmet Sullivan, of the District of Columbia, was presiding over a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union and Center for Gender and Refugee Studies on Tuesday. He had earlier been assured by the government in open court that no plaintiffs in the suit would be deported before midnight Friday.
The plaintiffs on the plane are identified in the lawsuit as Carmen and her minor daughter J.A.C.F., although Carmen is a pseudonym, an attorney said. "Carmen and her daughter are right now somewhere in the air between Texas and El Salvador," ACLU lead attorney in the case Jennifer Chang Newell told NBC News....
Judge orders plane carrying deported mother and child turned around, blocks more removals
ADDED: A Department of Homeland Security official said the agency is "complying with the court’s order, and upon arrival in El Salvador, the plaintiffs will not disembark and will be promptly returned to the United States."
administration,WE WON'T CARRY THEM!
Judge orders plane carrying deported mother and child turned around, blocks more removals
The court learned that the Trump administration had put a mother and a daughter who are plaintiffs in the lawsuit on a flight to Central America.
by Suzanne Gamboa and Jacob Soboroff / Aug.09.2018 / 3:02 PM ET / Updated 4:08 PM ET / 3:02 PM ET / Updated 4:08 PM ET
In a federal courtroom in Washington on Thursday, a judge heard about something the Trump administration had just done that clearly angered him. The government, he learned, had deported an immigrant mother and daughter who are plaintiffs in the lawsuit the judge was hearing over asylum restrictions.
So the judge did something highly unusual: He demanded the administration turn around the plane carrying the plaintiffs to Central America and bring them back to the United States. And he ordered the government to stop removing plaintiffs in the case from the country who are seeking protection from gang and domestic violence.
The U.S. district judge, Emmet Sullivan, of the District of Columbia, was presiding over a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union and Center for Gender and Refugee Studies on Tuesday. He had earlier been assured by the government in open court that no plaintiffs in the suit would be deported before midnight Friday.
The plaintiffs on the plane are identified in the lawsuit as Carmen and her minor daughter J.A.C.F., although Carmen is a pseudonym, an attorney said. "Carmen and her daughter are right now somewhere in the air between Texas and El Salvador," ACLU lead attorney in the case Jennifer Chang Newell told NBC News....
Judge orders plane carrying deported mother and child turned around, blocks more removals
ADDED: A Department of Homeland Security official said the agency is "complying with the court’s order, and upon arrival in El Salvador, the plaintiffs will not disembark and will be promptly returned to the United States."
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