The Supreme Court temporarily restored a policy allowing the Trump administration to resume sending some deportees to countries where they have no ties, pending further legal arguments. The decision pauses a federal district judge’s order preventing deportees from facing due process before being removed to third countries, though the government argues it’s essential for efficient removal of aliens with criminal records. The high court agreed to hold arguments in December. The policy allows officials to send deportees to these countries without informing them of the destination, potentially violating federal law and due process rights. The administration estimates the policy has caused thousands of deportations, with many eligible for removal to third countries.
Source: CBS News
