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Last call in America: You don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here

Federal law allows the U.S. to deport migrants with final removal orders to third countries if their homeland refuses to take them.

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Supreme Court Lets Trump Continue Third-Country Deportations For NowThe decision allows the administration to continue removing immigrants to countries they’re not from and have never been to.

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