Seriously, the Supreme Court ruled back in 2025 that they were cool with it, so, really, when it makes it back to SCOTUS they will rule in favor
Appeals court says Trump administration’s third-country deportation policy is unlawful
The Trump administration’s policy on deporting immigrants to third countries is unlawful, a federal appeals court ruled Friday, a decision that could halt a program that has already sent thousands of people to countries that are not their own.
A three-judge panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit unanimously agreed with a lower court judge’s decision in February that the Department of Homeland Security’s policy violates due process rights by failing to give migrants sufficient notice and a chance to raise fear-based claims to contest their deportations to third countries.
The appeals court’s decision marks a major setback for the administration, which has sought to establish third-country deportations as a key part of President Donald Trump’s mass deportation campaign. Since Trump took office last year, DHS has sent more than 25,000 migrants to third countries, mostly in Latin America and Africa, according to public records. The program has raised fierce objections from congressional Democrats and legal challenges from human rights advocates who say the deportees face dangerous conditions and inhumane treatment in the countries where they are being sent.
Maybe just let us repatriate them to their home countries? Or, they can choose where they want to go, and we’ll put them on a plane.
Legal experts said the administration is likely to appeal to the Supreme Court and seek a stay on the 1st Circuit’s decision that would allow DHS to continue sending migrants to third countries. For now, however, the deportation flights should be immediately grounded, said Trina Realmuto, executive director of the National Immigration Litigation Alliance, who was among the team of attorneys who brought the class-action case.
“This is a huge win,” she said. “All those deportation flights should not be taking off because the policy under which people got put on planes and targeted for removal is unlawful.”
Blah Blah Blah. Let’s not forget that Trump has won almost every immigration case when it hit the Supreme Court.
Wacko Teach forgets the conservatard adage: “The judge made the ruling – now let him enforce it.”
Wacko Donny doesn’t have to obey the law – he IS the law.
We need to recognize that OUR Supreme Court is stacked with a majority of not too smart wacko MAGAts. We will have to fix that.
I agree: put the deportees on transportation and just dump them on the shorelines of their home countries if those countries will not be good enough to take back their citizens in the comfort of an airport. If their particular home country does not have a shoreline, pick a country close to them which does. If that can’t be found, Antarctica does have a shoreline.
Too expensive. An independent estimate from the Penn Wharton Budget Model places the comprehensive taxpayer cost at about $70,000 per deportee.
The regime should SAY they are deporting the “illegals” but should actually just execute them and burn their bodies in coal-fired power plants. A win-win!!
Let’s not forget that Trump has won almost every immigration case when it hit the Supreme Court.
It doesn’t matter. Democrats only care about the rule of law when it works for them. They never accept SCOTUS rulings as “settled”. The point is to stop the Trump agenda, even though he won the election and his voters deserve the agenda they voted for. Winning elections doesn’t matter to Democrats. They will use judges to Veto all elected officials or referenda. Tell me again how this is what Democracy looks like.
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If the SCOTUS has already ruled this t be legal and acceptable practice then the Trump administration should ignore this Circus Court pseudo opinion and continue deportations. Once you have such a ruling in hand all subsequent lower court opinions are irrelevant.