The judge governs the deportation to southern Sudan violates the order of the court

A federal judge said that the deportation of eight men to southern Sudan “undoubtedly” violates his order that migrants should be allowed to appeal to remove them to third countries.

The discovery of Judge Brian Murphy on Wednesday was the last turn in a rapidly developed conflict.

One day before, the American authorities ordered the maintenance of men’s custody, due to fears that the United States had been judicially violated against sending migrants to other countries without allowing them to increase fears.

The Ministry of Internal Security said it was seeking to deport “unique barbaric monsters” who were convicted of crimes, including killing, and South Sudan was not its final destination.

In a hearing on Wednesday, Judge Murphy said that the attempts of the Ministry of Internal Security to deport men “undoubtedly the matter of this court,” according to CBS News, the American PBC partner.

“I don’t see how anyone can say that these individuals have a significant opportunity to object,” said Judge Murphy.

The lawyers of the Ministry of Justice said that his orders were unclear and led to “misunderstanding.”

Earlier, the lawyer of the Ministry of Justice confirmed that the plane carrying the deportees had landed but did not say where, noting “operational concerns and very dangerous safety,” Reuters said.

The judge said that he would decide on another day whether he would carry internal security officials in contempt for the court.

Earlier on Wednesday, the administration in X shared photographs, nationalities and criminal condemnation of eight men on the deportation journey.

They are included as citizens in Cuba, Laos, Mexico, South Sudan, Myanmar and Vietnam.

“Each of them was convicted of a heinous crime, killed, rape, rape of children, rape of a victim of mentally and physically handicapped,” department spokeswoman Tricia McLeulin said to be briefed on Wednesday.

She said, “It is tampering with an American judge to try to dictate the foreign policy and national security of the United States.”

“If we do not have a country that will restore its citizens, we have an option to find a third safe country.”

They did not specify where the immigrants may be bound in the end.

Judge Murphy issued a ruling on April 18 and requires that illegal immigrants have a “useful opportunity” to challenge their removal to countries other than their homelands.

After you know that the men were on a trip to leave the country, he soon set a hearing on Tuesday, saying that the immigrants should remain in the government custody and “they are treated in humanitarian.” He did not order the plane to return to the United States.

One of the men deported was Nyo Mynet, a citizen in Myanmar. According to internal security, he was convicted of sexual assault and was sentenced to 12 years in prison. He was arrested by the immigration authorities on February 19, and he was arrested in Texas.

In August 2023, the Immigration Court in Omaha, Nebraska, issued a final order for the removal, according to the court documents submitted by groups representing several deportees.

Immigration lawyer, Jonathan Ryan, told the BBC that his client had contradictory deportation notifications on May 19.

The first, which arrived at approximately 10:59 local time, was notified Myint that it would be sent to South Africa, but after several hours he announced that it would be transferred to South Sudan.

Both notifications were presented in English, a language that Mr. Ryan said that his client barely speaks. On Tuesday, Mr. Ryan said he was notified that Myint was removed from the country.

Ryan said: “I have no idea about his whereabouts,” Ryan said. “It has disappeared by the United States government.”

Mr. Ryan admitted to his criminal record, but he said that he and the other two departments are still entitled to obtain the same rights as due legal procedures like any other individual.

“These people have been intentionally chosen by the government for this maneuver, to transform our attention from ignoring the stark government for a federal judicial order,” he said.

“If we allow the government to choose who deserves due legal procedures and those who have rights, we will give up all rights,” he said.

While accelerating and expanding deportations, the Trump administration is working with other countries to accept each of its citizens removed from the United States, as well as citizens of other countries. It is worth noting that he sent the immigrants who said they were already from Venezuela to a huge prison in El Salvador.

Rwanda confirmed that she was in such talks with the United States, while Benin, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, Iswatini and Moldova were named in media reports.

In early April, Foreign Minister Marco Rubio announced that the United States was disrupted by the visas that were issued to all passports in southern Sudan because the African nation was refusing to accept its citizens who were removed from the United States.