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it seems fairly straightforward to me that if the gov't can't guarantee that it can return someone when demanded the courts can and should forbid them from sending them there in the first place
IMPORTANT: a majority of the court says district court can order exec to facilitate return.
BUT the majority adds - it’s unclear if the court has authority to order government to “effectuate” return. The R Justices say that might exceed court’s power.
BUT the majority adds - it’s unclear if the court has authority to order government to “effectuate” return. The R Justices say that might exceed court’s power.
April 10, 2025 at 11:14 PM
it seems fairly straightforward to me that if the gov't can't guarantee that it can return someone when demanded the courts can and should forbid them from sending them there in the first place