Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Expansion of Expedited Removals

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A federal judge in Washington, D.C. has ruled against the Trump administration’s expanded use of expedited removal — a process that allows migrants to be deported quickly without seeing a judge.

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Judge Jia Cobb said the administration’s policy of detaining immigrants anywhere in the country without due process was unlawful, calling it a violation of constitutional protections.

This decision is a major blow to Trump’s deportation agenda, although it may be temporary pending appeal.

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Under Biden, expedited removals were limited mostly to recent border crossers.

Under Trump, the policy was expanded nationwide, sometimes denying migrants the chance to appear before a judge.

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The ruling emphasizes that due process applies to everyone, citizens and noncitizens alike.

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