Supreme Court lets Trump’s third-country deportations resume
The high court put on hold a federal judge's order that required people who are being deported to get notice and a chance to argue their case.
The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to resume deporting individuals who entered the country illegally to countries other than their own, without prior notice, according to the source material. The high court will review arguments on the matter in December. The decision overturns a federal judge's order mandating notice and the opportunity to argue against deportation for those facing potential persecution or torture.
The conservative majority did not provide a rationale for the ruling, but it indicates the administration may have the advantage. The justices posed several questions for both sides to address in their briefs, such as whether the lower court had jurisdiction over the case and the constitutionality of the policy.
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