Should people get a real chance to object before being deported to a country that isn't their own?

Ongoing · Law & Policy

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25,000 deportedMore than two dozen countries6-3 Supreme Court order

Your callShould people get a real chance to object before being deported to a country that isn't their own?

TL;DR

1The Trump administration has deported about 25,000 people to more than two dozen countries that are not their homelands, most of them to Mexico.
2It says it does this when a person's own country won't take them back; advocates say some land in danger with no chance to object first.
3An appeals court required a meaningful chance to object, but the Supreme Court let removals resume for now and will hear the full case.

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