The judge prohibits the deportation of migrants to South Sudan, one day after the Supreme Court evacuated the road

On Friday, a federal judge arrested eight eight immigrants to the war southern Sudan, and sent the case to another judge, in Boston, the next day of the Supreme Court. Green remove it.

Provincial judge, Randolph Moss, sent the case north of Washington after an extraordinary hearing from July on Friday afternoon. He concluded that the judge is better prepared for dealing with the cases, Brian Murphy, whose rulings led to the preliminary efforts of the Trump administration’s efforts to start deportation to the country of East Africa.

He extended his order to stop the deportation until 4:30 pm Each time, but it was not clear whether Murphy would act on the federal holiday to reduce the removal. Moss said that the new allegations by immigrant lawyers deserve a hearing.

The administration is trying to deport migrants for weeks. Nothing from South Sudan, which was implemented in the civil war and where the US government advises no one to travel before taking their funeral arrangements. The government enrolled them to the US Navy base in Djibouti, but it could not move them further because Murphy did not rule any immigrant that could be sent to a new country without the opportunity to obtain a hearing of the court.

supreme court Eliminate this decision Last month, Thursday night issued a new matter showing that this means that migrants can be transferred to South Sudan. Immigrant lawyers, who are from Laos, Mexico, Myanmar, Vietnam and other countries, submitted an emergency request to stop their removal later on that night.

The case was appointed to Moss, which briefly prevented the administration from transporting immigrants from Djibouti to southern Sudan until the afternoon hearing ended. This tape was extended a little after he sent the case to Murphy. The administration said it expects to fly migrants to South Sudan at some time on Friday.

Temporary residence was first reported by legal journalist Chris Gidiner.