The Supreme Court has allowed the continuation of a policy permitting rapid deportations to third countries. This decision comes amid ongoing discussions about immigration policies in the United States. One notable agreement is the deportation deal with Liberia, which is among the largest third-country deportation agreements established during the Trump administration.
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Supreme Court Temporarily Permits Third-Country Deportations
The Supreme Court has temporarily upheld a policy that allows for rapid deportations to third countries. This includes a significant deportation agreement with Liberia, initiated under the Trump administration.
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