US seeks Supreme Court relief after court blocks third-country removals
The administration turns to the Supreme Court after a lower court blocked its ability to send asylum seekers to third countries.
What to know
- A lower court blocked the administration's third-country removal policy, which allows asylum seekers to be sent to other nations rather than processed in the U.S.
- The administration is escalating to the Supreme Court to overturn the decision.
- The policy is a centerpiece of the administration's immigration enforcement approach.
U.S. Administration Plaintiff seeking Supreme Court relief
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Administration appeals to Supreme Court
The U.S. administration announced it will seek relief from the Supreme Court following the court's block on third-country removals.
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first by Reuters, 3d ago
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Trump Asks US Supreme Court to Intervene to Allow Third-Country Deportations @reuters.com 😡 • Migrants are deported to countries where they have no ties • Rights groups say 25,000 migrants sent to 29 "third countries" • Lower courts ruled Homeland Security policy is unlawful
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Court blocks third-country removals policy
A court issued a decision blocking the U.S. government's ability to remove asylum seekers to third countries as part of its immigration enforcement strategy.
“US to seek Supreme Court relief after court blocked third-country removals…”
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US to seek Supreme Court relief after court blocked third-country removals, Blanche says
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