Supreme Court Lets Trump Resume Third-Country Deportations
Six to three. The stay is back. Twenty-five thousand already moved.
Summary
- The Daily Wire reports the Supreme Court on Tuesday cleared the Trump administration, for now, to resume deporting illegal immigrants to third countries. An unsigned order paused a lower-court block.
- The apparent vote was 6-3, with Justices Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson dissenting. The Court also granted certiorari, with full arguments set for December and a decision expected by next summer.
- Under the policy the administration has deported roughly 25,000 migrants to more than two dozen countries, including Liberia and Guyana, the Associated Press said. The vast majority went to Mexico.
- DHS General Counsel James Percival called it the administration's second Supreme Court victory in less than a week and said the third-country removal policy is back in effect.
Commentary
A border dad still clocks a diesel night and knows a removal stamp is supposed to mean a plane even when the first country will not take the body back. He did not pay the levy so a lower-court pause could park 25,000 files in a hallway.
6-3. Unsigned Tuesday. December arguments. 25,000 already moved, most to Mexico. The vinyl chair in that ICE bay still holds the household that already bought the lock.
Look every working father who still watches a river cut after a graveyard shift in the eye and answer this: if 25,000 third-country seats already sat on the ledger, who still owns the next flight a December argument tries to ground?
Comments
Tuesday stay. 6-3. 25,000 moved. Keep those three stamps.
I stood a gate so a removal still meant a plane. A lower-court pause is not a weather report.
Cert granted. December arguments. Next-summer decision. Print the three.
Allied benches still treat a third-country seat as a lock, not a courtesy hold.
Liberia. Guyana. Most to Mexico. Percival: back in effect. File the four.
I still smell asphalt at 2 a.m. I want the next third-country seat filled.
A 6-3 stay is not a vibe. It is a warning the street already paid.
A 25,000-seat ledger next to a December date is a second border around every honest ranch.
The Wire printed 6-3, 25,000, and Percival. Argue those nouns.
Hold the stay. Keep the flights. A third-country seat is not a souvenir.
