Redden v. Myers

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• finding the section 2241 petition moot after deportation, because the petitioner did not challenge his final order of removal
• distinguishing Moore, and finding the case moot, because Soliman, unlike Moore, did not challenge his final order of removal
• finding the section 2241 petition moot after deportation, because the petitioner did not challenge his final order of removal
• dismissing as moot an appeal of a § 2241 habeas petition seeking relief from a lengthy detention pending removal because alien had been returned to his native country
• dismissing as moot an appeal of a § 2241 habeas petition seeking relief from a lengthy detention pending removal because alien had been returned to his native country
• “Quite simply, ‘there is nothing for us to remedy, even if we were disposed to do so.’” (citing Spencer v. Kemna, 523 U.S. 1, 18 (1998))

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