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The Supreme Court on Tuesday temporarily allowed the Trump administration to resume its policy of sending some deportees to countries where they have no ties, while agreeing to hold arguments over the controversial practice.
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they → allow → practice
The high court agreed to pause a
that said immigration authorities must give deportees more due process before removing them to so-called third countries.
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authorities → agree → countries
The lower courts said migrants are entitled to notice and the opportunity to challenge their removals before immigration officers attempt to send them to countries that are not their own.
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that → say → countries
But the Trump administration has argued those decisions have prevented the Department of Homeland Security from "efficiently removing aliens," including those with criminal records.
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decisions → argue → records
Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson said they would have denied the government's request for emergency relief.
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they → say → relief
The high court's decision paves the way for the Trump administration to continue relying on a March 2025 policy that allows officials to send deportees to third countries, without notifying them of the destination, if such nations provide the U.S. government blanket assurances that they will not persecute or torture the deported migrants.
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they → pave → migrants
In addition to granting the
for emergency relief, the Supreme Court said it will hold arguments in the case in December.
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it → grant → December
It asked lawyers for the Justice Department and migrants challenging the third-country-removal policy to be prepared to address several questions, including whether it violates federal law, the Constitution's Due Process Clause or regulations.
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it → ask → law
A decision from the court would likely come by the summer of 2027.
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decision → come → 2027
James Percival, general counsel at the Department of Homeland Security, cheered the decision and urged people in the U.S. illegally to self-deport.
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Percival → cheer → U.S.
"In our second Supreme Court victory in less than a week, DHS's third country removal policy is back in effect," he wrote on X. "A bad day for criminal illegals and open borders activists alike.
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he → write → illegals
It's not too late to get $3,000 and a flight home."
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It → get → 3,000
Over the past year and a half, the Trump administration has persuaded several dozen countries — mainly in Africa and Latin America — to accept groups of deportees from the U.S. who are citizens of other nations.
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who → persuade → nations
The arrangements, which have been largely shrouded in secrecy, have allowed U.S. officials to send deportees from countries like Cuba, Colombia and Venezuela to African countries, as well as migrants from Asia and other parts of the globe to Latin American nations.
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officials → shroud → nations
Some third-country deportees have been sent to notoriously dangerous nations like the Central African Republic and South Sudan.
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deportees → send → Republic
In Liberia, deported men and women from Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras and Venezuela
they only learned they were getting deported to Africa hours before the deportation plane took off — or in the middle of the flight.
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plane → deport → flight
The Trump administration's efforts to remove migrants to third countries are part of a broader immigration crackdown pursued by President Trump in his second term.
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efforts → remove → term
The Justice Department told the Supreme Court last week that as a result of the lower court decision blocking the third-country removals, the Department of Homeland Security had to cancel a flight to three countries for 70 migrants, some of whom have criminal records.
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some → tell → records
The administration estimates that the policy has led to the deportations of "thousands" of individuals in recent months, with "thousands more" eligible to be removed to third countries.
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thousands → estimate → countries
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