The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump's administration could continue deporting migrants to third countries without providing them the opportunity to present potential harms they might face. This ruling overturned a prior judicial order that required migrants to be heard regarding risks of torture in their new destinations. The decision was met with dissent from the court's liberal justices and follows a legal challenge by immigrant rights groups. The ruling affects deportations to nations deemed unsafe by the U.S., such as South Sudan and Libya, raising concerns over human rights violations.
The US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to third countries without giving them a chance to show they face harm.
The decision by the Supreme Court, led by the conservative majority, reflects a move towards expedited immigration enforcement policies, disregarding individual claims of risk.
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