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Another win by Donald Trump

This decision of the American Supreme Court temporarily stops the order of a lower court, stating that migrants should get a chance to register their objections before exile. Let us tell you that the Trump administration has introduced a policy of sending migrants to third countries, which cannot be sent back to their own countries. Some of these migrants are guilty of committing crimes in America.

This decision has been taken in the case of attempting to send 8 migrants to South Sudan in May 2025. Seven of these people are also not citizens of South Sudan, yet they are being sent to this country with violence and instability. The flight to South Sudan was stopped at an American military base in Djibouti, where migrants and American officials are living in difficult conditions. The case was first heard in Boston’s court. Judge Brian Murphy said that migrants should get at least 10 days time so that they can claim that they may be tortured or threatened in the third country.

The Supreme Court stopped the order of Judge Murphy, so that the Trump government will be able to speed up the exile in third countries. However, 3 Liberal Judges – Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kegan, Ketanji Brown Jackson opposed it. Judge Sotomayor said that this decision could put thousands of migrants at risk of torture or death. At the same time, the Trump administration says that these migrants are dangerous criminals and adequate steps have been taken to protect them.

Donald Trump wanted exactly this

The US Home Safety Department welcomed the decision and said that now prepare exile aircraft. The Trump administration is considering it a victory for American security. This case is part of the strict immigration policies of Trump, which allows migrants to be sent to other countries other than the country. The decision of the Supreme Court is going to promote this policy of the government, which Donald Trump wanted.