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DOJ Asks SCOTUS To Stop Judicial Sabotage Of Deportations — Again

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The Department of Justice asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday to once again shut down a lower court blockade against a key part of its deportation policy.

In its emergency application for stay, the Trump administration requested that the justices pause a lower court order by Massachusetts-based District Judge Brian Murphy. The Biden appointee’s directive seeks to block the government’s deportation of illegal aliens to third countries (aka countries not of their national origin).

As noted by U.S. Solicitor General John Sauer, this is the “third time the government has been forced to seek emergency relief” from SCOTUS in this case. The first instance occurred last year, when the high court paused (6-3) Murphy’s preliminary injunction blocking third-country deportations.

Not to be outdone, Murphy issued a directive to the federal government hours later, claiming that his initial hold on the policy was not affected by the Supreme Court’s ruling. The........

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