❗️Trump administration moves to secretly deport 11 Iranians via Pakistan in violation of federal court order The US government initiated an emergency overnight operation on Sunday to deport 11 Iranian nationals to Iran via Pakistan, defying a binding federal court order mandating advance notice, according to legal filings by human rights advocates. The emergency motion, submitted to a US federal court by the Iranian American Legal Defense Fund (IALDF), revealed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents mobilized ten men and one woman late Saturday from Arizona's Florence Service Processing Center and Eloy Detention Center. The detainees were transferred to Phoenix–Mesa Gateway Airport for a 4:00 a.m. charter flight to Islamabad, Pakistan, featuring a refueling stop in Georgia, ahead of an scheduled onward transfer to Iran on Tuesday. According to court documents, ICE issued the detainees 15-day Pakistani transit visas and facilitated direct coordination inside an Arizona detention facility, where an Iranian government official met with seven of the men on Friday to present official flight manifests. The covert removal directly breaches a 15 October order issued by US District Judge Ana C. Reyes, which legally obligates the Trump administration to provide "five business days' written advance notice" prior to removing any Iranian national to Iran or a coordinating third country. By filing an ex parte notice late Tuesday, the administration attempted to execute the flight after only three business days.