Since an order of remand deprives the nonmovant party of access to the federal courts, precedent dictates that the transmittal of the remand did not divest the court of jurisdiction or the appellate courts of the power to review the remand or any antecedent orders. Since the sua sponte remand to state court rested upon the finding that the removing party must plausibly plead jurisdictional elements, and not upon the stated finding that there was no subject matter jurisdiction, the case falls outside the statute limiting jurisdiction and appeal after remand.