WASHINGTONPOST (Justin Jouvenal) - Trump administration asks Supreme Court to allow ‘third country’ deportations for now
A lower court blocked the policy, which has sent thousands of migrants to countries where they are not citizens.
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A lower court blocked the policy, which has sent thousands of migrants to countries where they are not citizens.
Since President Donald Trump returned to the White House, the administration has found itself in court over a multitude of deportation-related policies, posting a mixed record at the high court.
Rubio said some networks charge foreign nationals tens of thousands of dollars and coach them to lie on visa applications.
The administration says it will ask the Supreme Court to let it continue swiftly deporting immigrants to third countries that are different from their country of origin.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has released the second statement this week correcting the record on the death of an illegal alien. The correction […] Source
It's never really a good idea to run from law enforcement. It's especially not a good idea to lead law enforcement on a high-speed chase. It's also not a good idea to enter the United States illegally, and remain in the United States illegally. But Mario David Coronado-Juarez, in an incident in Michigan, did all of those things, and has now assumed ambient temperature as a consequence.
The Haitian government hired Mr. Stone, a confidant of President Trump, weeks after hundreds of thousands of Haitians lost deportation protection. The contract is worth nearly $800,000, a document shows.
A federal judge slammed ICE for what he called "inhumane and unconstitutional" conditions at a New York City detention center and issued a permanent injunction imposing sweeping standards on the facility. Why it matters: The ruling echoes other court decisions tied to President Trump's rapid expansion of immigration arrests and detention . - Kaplan found that ICE had repeatedly ignored his previous orders and misled the court about its compliance, saying officials had sometimes "intentionally concealed or recklessly disregarded the truth." What they're saying: "The conditions of confinement to which ICE subjected immigration detainees at 26 Fed during the summer of 2025 were inhumane and unconstitutional," U.S. District Judge Lewis A.…
A federal judge slammed ICE for what he called "inhumane and unconstitutional" conditions at a New York City detention center and issued a permanent injunction imposing sweeping standards on the facility. Why it matters: The ruling echoes other court decisions tied to President Trump's rapid expansion of immigration arrests and detention . - Kaplan found that ICE had repeatedly ignored his previous orders and misled the court about its compliance, saying officials had sometimes "intentionally concealed or recklessly disregarded the truth." What they're saying: "The conditions of confinement to which ICE subjected immigration detainees at 26 Fed during the summer of 2025 were inhumane and unconstitutional," U.S. District Judge Lewis A.…Open
This likely won't come as a shock to most readers, but a federal judge in Manhattan has permanently barred Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from returning to the detention practices it used at 26 Federal Plaza during the summer of 2025, finding that the conditions there violated detainees' constitutional rights.
Texas GOP Rep. Brandon Gill (26) has repeatedly shown — including at the GOP midterm convention earlier this September — that he’s one of the party’s strongest communicators on illegal immigration and silly woke nonsense.