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A U.S. judge extended the deadline for the Trump administration to provide details about flights deporting hundreds of Venezuelan migrants, after the administration accused the judge of overstepping his authority. The Justice Department lawyers argued that the judge was intruding on presidential discretion over sensitive diplomatic and national security matters. The judge gave the administration the option to invoke the state secrets doctrine and explained why it is being used, with the new deadline set for noon on Thursday.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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