Nevertheless, Judge Murphy found, U.S. immigration authorities put O.C.G. on a bus to Mexico, where he was given a choice to be detained for months or return to Guatemala. He chose to go to his ...

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End of carousel An immigration judge in February had granted O.C.G. humanitarian protection called withholding of removal, which prohibited his deportation to Guatemala, the complaint states.

Although an immigration judge initially ruled that O.C.G. should not be deported to Guatemala, he was still placed on a bus to Mexico two days later, without being allowed to fully present his ...

He said any non-South Sudanese migrants arriving in the country would be re-deported to their correct country of origin. The government spokesman also denied there's any deal with the U.S to accept ...