A federal judge in Boston ruled Wednesday, May 21, that the Department of Homeland Security violated a prior court order when it deported eight men to South Sudan without providing adequate legal notice or a fair opportunity to object. The men, who had criminal convictions, were removed despite a preliminary injunction barring such transfers without due process

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A federal judge says DHS violated a court order by deporting eight men without due process, prompting new restrictions on future removals.

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