Judge Cancels Hearing For Brown University Doctor Deported In Defiance Of His Order - The Union Journal

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57% : " CBP further added that its personnel "strictly follow protocols to identify and prevent threats, employing thorough screening, vetting, strong law enforcement collaborations, and meticulous inspection skills to maintain safety in the country."
55% : Customs and Border Protection stated, "it is the responsibility of arriving aliens to prove their admissibility to the United States.
53% : The government's attorneys stated that the doctor, Rasha Alawieh, "had already left the United States" by the time Customs and Border Protection personnel at Boston's Logan Airport were informed of Judge Leo Sorokin's directives, the judge noted in a concise order on Monday.
52% : " The Department of Homeland Security indicated in a statement on Monday that Alawieh had informed Customs and Border Protection officers she traveled to Beirut for the funeral of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.
48% : A federal judge has canceled a Monday morning hearing for a physician who was deported to Lebanon after questioning whether U.S. Customs and Border Protection had "willfully" ignored his order to keep her in the country during a challenge to her deportation.
46% : Her family's lawyers argued that the government "willfully" defied his order by removing Alawieh from the U.S. The government submitted a sealed filing, and Sorokin mentioned in his latest order that it contained an affidavit from a CBP watch commander, emphasizing that government attorneys affirmed that "at no point would CBP neglect a court order or fail to comply with a court's directive.
23% : Recent immigration policies under President Trump have specifically targeted visa holders affiliated with universities, accusing them of actions detrimental to national interests.

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