Summary
The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to restart deporting immigrants to third countries, where the immigrants may not have any connections. The Court will review the legality of this policy in a full hearing scheduled for December before making a final ruling.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court made the decision on a Tuesday to lift limits on a deportation policy.
- This policy involves sending immigrants to countries other than their home country or the U.S.
- The immigrants being deported may not have ties to the countries they are sent to.
- The case about whether this deportation policy is legal will be heard in December.
- The ruling to allow the policy to resume is temporary until the Court’s full review.
- This policy was put in place during President Donald Trump’s administration.
- The Court’s final decision will come after the December hearing and not immediately.
