The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) submitted a request to the Supreme Court on September 24, 2026, seeking permission to resume deporting immigrants to countries where they have no established ties. This practice, known as third-country removals, has been increasingly utilized by the Trump administration as part of its immigration enforcement strategy. The administration has entered into agreements to facilitate the deportation of individuals to various countries worldwide.
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DHS requests Supreme Court approval for third-country deportations
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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