💬 Opinion 1d ago · Josh Blackman

Because KBJ Denied Administrative Stay in Third-Country Removal Case, The Application Should Be Referred To The Full Court Now

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I may have to eat crow on the lightning docket (no order in the Missouri case), but things are brewing with the third-country removal case. The Solicitor General's emergency application in United States v. D.V.D. lays out the issue neatly:
This is the third time the government has been forced to seek emergency relief from the district court's orders in this case about "third-country removals"—an essential tool to remove certain aliens, including some of the worst criminal aliens. This Court gran

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