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The Department of Homeland Security has requested the Supreme Court to allow the resumption of third-country deportations, which involve sending immigrants to countries where they do not have ties. This practice has been a part of the Trump administration's immigration policy.
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The Department of Homeland Security has requested the Supreme Court to allow the resumption of third-country deportations, which involve sending immigrants to countries where they do not have ties. This practice has been a part of the Trump administration's immigration policy.
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