Judge Murphy Halts Removal of 8 Migrants Despite Supreme Court Deportation Decision
The Supreme Court just handed President Trump a big win on immigration. Finally, dangerous illegal migrants could be sent home. But a shocking twist came just hours later.
The Supreme Court’s ruling was crystal clear. It allowed the Trump administration to quickly deport illegal migrants to countries not listed in their removal orders. This was a major victory for President Trump’s tough border policies. Americans would be safer with these criminals gone.
The high court specifically stopped an earlier block by Judge Brian Murphy. He had tried to force the Department of Homeland Security to give migrants special notices and hearings before sending them home.
A Biden-appointed judge decided the Supreme Court’s ruling didn’t matter. And his decision keeps violent criminals in America instead of sending them back where they came from.
From ‘Daily Caller’: A federal judge blocked deportations for eight migrants Monday night, appearing to sidestep a Supreme Court order issued just hours before.
Case closed, right? Wrong.
Just moments after the Supreme Court’s decision, Judge Murphy shocked everyone. He issued a new order blocking the deportation of eight violent migrants currently held at a U.S. naval base in Djibouti to South Sudan.
What the heck? How could he do this? Murphy claimed his earlier May order was still in effect. He even cited Justice Sotomayor’s dissenting opinion—not the majority ruling—to justify his actions.
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller didn’t hold back his anger. He told Fox News to “expect fireworks tomorrow” as the administration holds “this judge accountable for refusing to obey the Supreme Court.”
The most troubling part? These aren’t just any migrants. They are dangerous criminals the Trump administration has targeted for immediate removal to protect American communities.
These eight violent criminals are now protected by Judge Murphy instead of being removed from the country. Why are liberal judges so eager to shield dangerous illegal migrants? The judge seems more concerned about their comfort than the safety of American citizens.
The Supreme Court’s ruling was crystal clear. It allowed the Trump administration to quickly deport illegal migrants to countries not listed in their removal orders. This was a major victory for President Trump’s tough border policies. Americans would be safer with these criminals gone.
The high court specifically stopped an earlier block by Judge Brian Murphy. He had tried to force the Department of Homeland Security to give migrants special notices and hearings before sending them home.
A Biden-appointed judge decided the Supreme Court’s ruling didn’t matter. And his decision keeps violent criminals in America instead of sending them back where they came from.
From ‘Daily Caller’: A federal judge blocked deportations for eight migrants Monday night, appearing to sidestep a Supreme Court order issued just hours before.
Case closed, right? Wrong.
Just moments after the Supreme Court’s decision, Judge Murphy shocked everyone. He issued a new order blocking the deportation of eight violent migrants currently held at a U.S. naval base in Djibouti to South Sudan.
What the heck? How could he do this? Murphy claimed his earlier May order was still in effect. He even cited Justice Sotomayor’s dissenting opinion—not the majority ruling—to justify his actions.
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller didn’t hold back his anger. He told Fox News to “expect fireworks tomorrow” as the administration holds “this judge accountable for refusing to obey the Supreme Court.”
The most troubling part? These aren’t just any migrants. They are dangerous criminals the Trump administration has targeted for immediate removal to protect American communities.
These eight violent criminals are now protected by Judge Murphy instead of being removed from the country. Why are liberal judges so eager to shield dangerous illegal migrants? The judge seems more concerned about their comfort than the safety of American citizens.
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