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The Supreme Court on Thursday handed over a major immigration victory to President Donald Trump, in which the path of exile of eight migrants was cleared from Djibouti to South Sudan, a country that was not listed in his original removal orders.
In a small, unconscious opinion, Justice provided the administration request to “clarify” a prior decision, confirming that his prohibition of the lower court on 23 June blocked a follow -up remedial order issued on 21 May.
That therapeutic order was required to give notice to the migrants and the opportunity was given to increase claims under it. Conference against torture Before being sent to the third country.
Supreme court side against migrants in exile case
President Donald Trump Washington attends a news conference on the recent Supreme Court’s decision in the briefing room at the White House on June 27, 2025 at DC. (Joe Redal/Getty Images)
“The proposal for clarification has been provided,” the court wrote. “The remedial order of May 21 can no longer be used to apply an prohibition that our stay has been made inaccessible”.
This decision gives the Trump administration a green light to proceed with the exile of the third country under its executive order, even the destinations were not clarified in the documents approved by the court.
Earlier, a District Judge had found that the government had violated its April prohibition, in which six migrants failed to provide a “meaningful opportunity” to make their case to remove six migrants. The Supreme Court stopped the prohibitory orders in June, and Thursday’s clarification makes it clear that the follow -up order of the lower court may not stand.
Justice Sonia Sotomore, by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, was rapidly dissatisfied, accusing the court of enabling exile, which could lead to torture or death.
Supreme Court on Trump’s exile, rules for the President in major tests
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“Today’s order clarifies only one thing: other cases should follow the rules, but the administration has the Supreme Court on Speed ​​Dial. Respectfully, I dissatisfied,” Sotomayor wrote.
“The government wants to do zero [basic rights] An opportunity to potentially dangerous countries without notice to disgrue nonsense or claim to be afraid of torture. ,
The ruling Trump strengthens the hand of the administration as it implements the exile policy of its third country.
The Homeland Security Department issued a statement on Thursday afternoon and celebrated the verdict: “These sick people will be in South Sudan till Independence Day,” said Assistant Secretary Trisia McLaglin. “A win for the rule of laws, security and security of American people.”
Eight persons include violent criminals with confidence for murder, robbery, armed attacks and sexual offenses related to minors. Among them, Enrix Aryas-Hero, Homoids and Armed Robbery, Jose manual Rodriguez-Cinnons, are guilty of attempted murder attempt to murder; And both Kayawa My and Nyo Myint found guilty of serious sexual offenses associated with minors or weak victims.
The DHS referred to him as the “barbaric criminal illegal aliens” removed by snow under Trump’s Executive Authority.
White House Press Secretary Karolin Levit posted on the ruling, writing, “This is another incredible victory for the US. Thanks to the Supreme Court for rule in favor of law and order, and to confirm the President’s Executive Authority.”
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The White House counsel wrote to Fox News Digital in an email, “Today’s decision makes the district court judge, who is defying the orders of the Supreme Court for the Trump administration, not Trump Administration.” “This decision is a clear rebuke of such judicial overplaces.”