Supreme Court lets Trump resume deporting migrants to third countries
Sep 29, 2026·Location: Washington, DC
The U.S. Supreme Court lifted a lower court's restrictions on 'third-country removals,' allowing the Trump administration to deport migrants to countries other than their own while it considers the case's merits in December. Democratic lawmakers, including Rob Menendez and Lois Frankel, criticized the ruling as 'indefensible' and called for Congress to enact protections ensuring due process and safety reviews before such deportations. The administration argues third-country deportations are necessary because some home countries refuse to accept returning migrants.
Sources
More incidents in District of Columbia
- GOP congresswoman warns Trump advisers are harming his legacy over mass deportationsSep 20, 2026 · Washington, DC
- Trump extends $100,000 fee requirement for H-1B visa employers for another yearSep 18, 2026 · Washington, DC
- El Salvador TPS holders face lapse as DHS misses required termination notice deadlineSep 9, 2026 · Washington, DC
- Trump Administration to Revoke 200,000 Visas Amid Asylum CrackdownAug 25, 2026 · Washington, DC
- ICE defends body-worn camera policy after AP report on footage releaseAug 8, 2026 · Washington, DC
- Indian asylee detained at airport, suffers heart attack in ICE custodyAug 3, 2026 · Washington, DC