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Trump administration challenges Vermont judges’ rulings in detained students’ cases
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Now, the Trump administration is in the process of appealing aspects of the Vermont District Court’s rulings.
In addition to the proceedings this week, both students are also challenging the Trump administration’s ongoing efforts to deport them in proceedings in the federal immigration court system.
The students’ immigration challenges are both being heard in Massachusetts, their attorneys said.
He said the Vermont judges were wrong to take up the two cases.
It’s unlikely the students’ immigration cases would get the same expedited treatment as their cases in Vermont’s district court, they said, because the students are no longer behind bars.