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SCOTUS gives Trump boost on 'third-country' deportations for now, but wants answers on whether the policy is 'unlawful' under immigration and anti-torture laws
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The U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari over "third-country" deportations, allowing the Trump administrator to continue the practice while litigation plays out.
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