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A deportation flight of Iranian nationals headed toward Iran was canceled Sunday morning, according to an attorney for some detainees. No reason was given.
Why it matters: Judge Reyes ordered the government to give 24 hours' notice of finalized removal plans. She also required five days' written notice before any deportation.
Where they split: The dispute is whether deporting Iranians to Iran during wartime is a lawful enforcement step, as DHS says, or a danger to returnees, as the advocacy group says.
Center coverage, 2 sources: The center reports the cancellation as a procedural development in pending litigation, leaning on the attorney's account.
Left coverage, 5 sources: The left frames the canceled flight as a near-miss in an enforcement push that critics say endangers returnees during a war.
Right coverage, 2 sources: The right runs the same wire report, with DHS's position that it is using all lawful options for large-scale deportations.
What’s next: The government filed documents in the case Sunday, but they are sealed from public view.