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US Judge Blocks Trump’s Rapid Deportation Policy

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By Web Desk Published April 18, 2025 2 Min Read
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On April 18, 2025, US District Judge Brian Murphy in Boston issued a preliminary injunction barring the Trump administration from implementing a policy that would allow rapid deportation of migrants to third countries without assessing their fears of persecution, torture, or death.

The ruling, which extends a temporary block issued last month, ensures migrants with final deportation orders can seek legal protections, significantly impacting the administration’s immigration strategy.

Judge Murphy’s injunction prevents the Trump administration from fast-tracking deportations to countries other than migrants’ places of origin, a policy critics argued violated due process. The earlier temporary order, issued in March 2025, had already disrupted the administration’s ability to deport migrants who may qualify for protections under U.S. or international law, such as asylum or safeguards against torture.

The preliminary injunction, announced on April 18, will remain in effect until the litigation is resolved, potentially delaying or altering the administration’s deportation plans. The decision responds to concerns that the policy bypassed critical legal safeguards, risking harm to vulnerable migrants.

Background and Implications

The blocked policy aimed to expedite deportations by sending migrants to third countries without evaluating their eligibility for protection, a move the administration touted as a solution to the immigration backlog. However, advocacy groups and legal experts challenged it, citing violations of U.S. immigration law and international human rights obligations.

The ruling underscores the judiciary’s role in checking executive actions, particularly on immigration, a contentious issue under the Trump administration. It provides temporary relief to migrants facing deportation and highlights ongoing tensions between immigration enforcement and humanitarian protections.

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The injunction comes amid heightened scrutiny of the Trump administration’s immigration policies, which have prioritised rapid deportations and stricter border controls. Legal battles over these measures are likely to continue, with advocates urging robust protections for migrants fleeing persecution. The case’s outcome could set a precedent for how deportation policies balance efficiency with due process.

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