Supreme Court·Immigration
Third-country deportation response due today 4 p.m. EDT; no new overnight orders on docket
As of Monday morning, the Supreme Court’s public docket for Department of Homeland Security v. D.V.D., No. 26A406, still showed only Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Sept. 24 order directing respondents to file a response by 4 p.m. EDT Monday, Sept. 28, with no further order listed overnight. Solicitor General D. John Sauer’s emergency application seeks a stay of lower-court limits on third-country removals and an immediate administrative stay; SCOTUSblog reported Jackson set the Monday response deadline without granting that interim stay when the application was filed. After today’s filing, Jackson may act alone or refer the matter to the full Court while nationwide third-country removals remain constrained by the lower-court judgment.
- Supreme Court of the United StatesDocket for 26A406 — Department of Homeland Security v. D.V.D.
- SCOTUSblogTrump administration again urges justices to allow deportations to third-party countries