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    Supreme Court Issues Narrow Ruling on Bizarre Weekend Deportation Deadlines

    April 23, 2025Updated:April 23, 2025 US News No Comments
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    The U.S. Supreme Court has decided that weekends and lawful holidays are exempt from the deadlines for deliberate departure given to undocumented immigrants in a 5-4 decision. Hugo Abisai Monsalvo Velazquez, a Latino federal who had been living in the United States without legal position, was the subject of the decision.

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    According to The Daily Caller, Velazquez argued that the 60-day notice period that ended on a Saturday should have been extended to the following business time. Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote the question,” Does every timeline time matter?” in response to the lot. He went on to say that if a date falls on a trip or common trip, it extends to the following working time, similar to other legal settings.

    The majority consisted of Gorsuch, Chief Justice John Roberts, and the Court’s three democratic judges. The situation should have been returned to a lower court, according to the dissented justices, including Brett Kavanaugh, to determine whether national authorities had authority in the first place.

    Justice Alito criticized the decision in his dissention, arguing that it ostensibly gives people facing repatriation a two-day joy period. Alito noted that there is no proof that the applicant could not travel to Mexico on that Saturday, noting that transportation options were also available.

    Alito more warned that the choice might cause some migrants to receive unfair treatment, with some leaving later than others, depending on the day their date arrives. According to court records, Montsalvo Velazquez, who was actually from Mexico, had resided in Denver. He requested relief after the immigration process started in 2011, claiming that he feared harassment if he was deported to Mexico. Additionally, he requested the right to freely keep, which is frequently viewed as advantageous for non-citizens because it frees them from potential repercussions like repercussions on reentry.

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    Although his harassment claim was refuted in 2019, an emigration judge granted him a deliberate leave with a 60-day window that would end on a Saturday. The judge changed the date to the following Monday after acknowledging the scheduling.

    Eventually, Velazquez filed an appeal with the Board of Immigration Appeals, which upheld his explanation in October 2021 and set the deadline for 60 days. Velazquez filed a second charm on December 10, 2021, just before the novel date. The committee, however, received the papers the following Monday and denied the motion, causing a legal dispute that finally erupted in court.

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