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Supreme Court green-lights Trump's third-country deportations
The Supreme Court will allow the Trump administration to resume rapidly deporting immigrants to "third countries" and will consider the legal questions at a later date. The big picture: The policy of expelling migrants to countries that are not their home country has faced legal challenges from earl
What the coverage shows
NBC News, Washington Post and Axios all frame the story around the Supreme Court letting the Trump administration resume third-country deportations for now, with future arguments still pending. NBC uniquely emphasizes that this is the second time the court has rejected lower court rulings requiring immigrants to be able to object before removal. The Washington Post calls the policy controversial, while Axios uses the strongest “green-lights” language. The Atlantic’s extract is different and does not clearly cover the same decision.
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