The judge said the administration had to decide by Jan. 5 whether it wanted to “facilitate” the men’s return to the United States or let them contest their initial removals in the federal courts.
Source: New York Times
Judge Tells U.S. to Help Bring Back Deported Venezuelans or Allow Legal Challenges
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