Former President Donald Trump has issued a fierce call to action, urging the Supreme Court to intervene and halt what he described as chaos created by the “Radical Left.” His demand follows a contentious decision by Judge Brian Murphy—a Biden-appointed federal judge—who temporarily blocked the deportation flight carrying eight illegal immigrants with violent criminal records, igniting a wave of criticism from conservatives and immigration officials.
The case centers on a ruling by Judge Murphy of the U.S. District Court in Massachusetts, who stopped the flight bound for South Sudan, citing a prior order that immigrants must be granted the opportunity to contest removal to a third country on grounds of personal danger or persecution. Trump’s supporters argue the ruling undermines national security priorities, while the judge emphasized the fundamental need for due process.
Trump expressed his frustration on Truth Social, accusing the judge of ignorance and warning that allowing such deportees to remain in limbo threatens American safety. Meanwhile, the Justice Department and ICE maintain that each individual had exhausted legal processes and had final deportation orders, but detractors see Judge Murphy’s intervention as a necessary safeguard preventing expedited removals to war-torn regions.
As tensions escalate, Trump continues to press for judicial and Supreme Court intervention, turning this case into a high-stakes clash over immigration enforcement, executive authority, and the boundaries of the justice system—fueled by competing views over public safety and constitutional rights.