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While the decision is portrayed as a win for immigration enforcement, it is considered temporary pending further appeals. The legal case originated when a Boston-based judge blocked the deportation of these offenders, citing concerns about their rights and safety issues in potential host countries. Still, the Supreme Court's decision emphasizes the executive branch's broad powers over immigration and foreign policy, often exercised swiftly through emergency orders known as the shadow docket.
This ruling signals a potential shift toward stricter immigration enforcement, with the government eager to expedite deportations. However, legal experts warn that ongoing litigation and potential legislative challenges could reshape these enforcement policies in the future.