Lawyers for Department of Homeland to say that the agency did not violate a detailed judge order when people can be deported to the countries but their own because it was Defense Department – No DHS officials – working deportation.
Ministry of Justice Mary Larekers made an argument in the court document on Wednesday, suggesting that the BRIAN E. Murphy County Judge did not violate us because the Defense Department was not accused of lawsuits.
Murphy’s order, for the first time, was issued on March 28, blocked by Trump administration from deportation of people who exhausted legal appeals in countries except their country of origin, except that they are not narrated to complain if they were afraid to fear.
Some countries do not accept deportations from the United States, which led by Trump administration to strike agreements with other countries like Panama to give them home. Some Venezuelans exposed to Trump’s Avizni enemies El Salvador and located in its infamous main prison.
In the submission of the court, Larokers said that four people were deported in El Salvador 31. March – after Murphy issued a restriction, but he said that the defense department did not focus on the flight and did not focus on flight.
Two people were removed in Mexico, they wrote Larekers, but one of them sent three days before the ordering order was issued, and the other was sent on the morning of 28. March, a few hours before the order was sentenced.
The man took immigration and customs officers in March for the first time “If he was afraid to return to Mexico. He was not afraid of returning to Mexico,” they wrote in Mexico, “Larekers wrote.
Laraker also provided an oath from DHS official Tracy Huettl, who said that each deported convicted of crimes in the USA and ordered them ordered by the immigration judge. Men who were deported after court orders were all in icy custody before they were transferred to a detention center on Bay GuantanamoWhere they were kept while the defense departments were flying in El Salvador, Huettl wrote.