The Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed the Trump administration to resume deporting immigrants to countries other their own, including those with human rights abuse allegations.
According to multiple reports, the Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to restart what are also known as third-country violations. Legal report Chris Geidner reported that the court’s Democratic appointees dissented. The New York Times noted that the Trump administration can, for the time being, resume rapid deportations to countries like Equatorial Guinea, where deportees have been beaten by the police, as well as countries like Liberia, Honduras and the Central African Republic.
Geidner added that the Supreme Court will hear arguments on the case in December.
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