Trump administration’s third-country deportation policy unlawful, judge finds

The ruling could make it more difficult for the government to send migrants to countries that are not their own.

25 Feb, 21:17 — 25 Feb, 23:59

Why this matters

This policy allowed the US to deport migrants to countries they had only transited through, rather than their home country, often without a full asylum hearing. The judge's ruling challenges a key component of the Trump administration's immigration enforcement strategy, potentially restoring due process protections for asylum seekers and altering future deportation practices.

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A US judge has issued a ruling regarding a deportation policy.
The ruling concerns the Trump administration's 'third-country deportation policy'.
The judge found this specific deportation policy to be unlawful.

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A US judge ruled the Trump administration’s 'third-country deportation policy' unlawful.

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