A federal judge is investigating the Trump administration’s alleged deportation of migrants to South Sudan, potentially violating a prior order that requires providing migrants a chance to contest their removal. U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy ordered the government to retain custody of deported individuals and mandated details on their removals as part of a lawsuit filed by the National Immigration Litigation Alliance. The judge warned that officials could face contempt proceedings if found in violation of his earlier injunction requiring written notice and safety screenings before deportations to third countries.
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Rod Wave’s attorney says he’s a burglary victim as rapper faces 14 criminal charges
Rapper Rod Wave, legally named Rodarius Marcell Green, has been charged with 14 criminal offenses, including aggravated assault and firearms violations, stemming from an alleged incident at his Georgia home on April 21. His attorney claims Green was a victim of a burglary and denies any wrongdoing, stating that evidence supports his innocence. The police investigation revealed a break-in, bullet casings, and damage to vehicles, with Green turning himself in and being released on bond...
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