ICE Threatens Third-Country Deportation During Supervision Check-In
Jun 16, 2026 · Honduras
Juan G.S., a noncitizen subject to an order of supervision under 8 U.S.C. § 1231(b) since 2013, was informed by an ICE officer at a routine check-in on June 16, 2026, that ICE planned to remove him to a third country and instructed him to return with a plane ticket for El Salvador, Guatemala, or Mexico, with threats of deportation to Africa if he did not cooperate. An Immigration Judge had previously granted G.S. withholding of removal in 2022, finding he would likely face persecution in Honduras based on his sexual orientation. The court is examining whether G.S. received proper notice and due process protections regarding the threatened removal and whether a bond hearing is required before any detention.
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