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1st Circuit Court Shoots Down Rogue Judges’ Bid To Evade SCOTUS Migrant Ruling

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A federal appellate court shot down on Wednesday attempts by a pair of rogue judges to sidestep a recent Supreme Court immigration ruling.

In its newly released orders, a three-judge panel on the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals overturned Massachusetts-based Judges Patti Saris and Brian Murphy’s administrative pauses against the Trump administration. Those directives sought to stop the government from ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for foreign nationals from South Sudan and Ethiopia, respectively.

The panel was comprised of Judges Julie Rickelman and Seth Aframe, both Biden appointees, and Joshua Dunlap, a Trump appointee.

Saris and Murphy’s actions were seen as an effort to effectively sidestep the U.S. Supreme Court, which sided with the administration on the TPS issue last month. In a 6-3 ruling by Justice Samuel Alito, the high court held that the TPS statute bars federal courts from reviewing non-constitutional claims against the government’s TPS decisions and further shot down a constitutional claim by one of the respondents that the president’s termination of TPS for Haitians was racially motivated.

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