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U.S. Supreme Court to Review Third-Country Deportations’ Due Process

By Drooid · Oct 9, 2026, 1:45 AM UTC · How we work

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United States deported over 500 migrants to African nations where they lack citizenship, violating international law.
At least a dozen LGBT refugees were sent to countries that criminalize same-sex relations.
ICE agents forced deportees to sign forms, handcuffing and chaining them on flights.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear December arguments on whether third-country removals violate due process and non-refoulement.

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Story summary

United States deported over 500 migrants to African nations where they lack citizenship, violating international law.
At least a dozen LGBT refugees were sent to countries that criminalize same-sex relations.
ICE agents forced deportees to sign forms, handcuffing and chaining them on flights.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear December arguments on whether third-country removals violate due process and non-refoulement.