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  1. The Trump administration implemented a deportation policy that is currently being challenged in court, with opinions from Neomi Rao and Justin Walker.

The administration is accelerating deportation cases nationwide due to ongoing immigration court proceedings and policy challenges.

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The administration is accelerating deportation cases nationwide due to ongoing immigration court proceedings and policy challenges.

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  1. ACLU challenged the administration's mass deportation policy.1 source
  2. Trump joined an amicus brief challenging mass deportation policies.1 source
  3. Trump administration targets Imran Ahmed with visa bans, while a judge dismisses a lawsuit challenging his detention/deportation.Sub-event
  4. The judicial system is under strain due to the ongoing mass deportation scheme.1 source
  5. The Trump administration's influence on U.S. immigration court operations is being tracked by the Vera Institute and analyzed by the Congressional Research Service.Sub-event
  6. Deportation orders are accelerating due to immigration court proceedings, reported from Harlingen, Texas.Sub-event
  7. Administration is packing immigration courtrooms to clear the existing case backlog.1 source
  8. Trump administration pushes mass deportations through Chicago courts.Sub-event
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  1. Due process challenges arise in deportation cases under the administration.1 source
  2. New court pathway established by the Trump administration for removing alien terrorists.1 source
  3. Administration accelerating nationwide deportation cases.1 source

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