Appeals court rejects swift deportation of immigrants to third countries
The unanimous decision by a three-judge panel strikes down a DHS policy.
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The unanimous decision by a three-judge panel strikes down a DHS policy.
BOSTON, Sept 18 - A US federal appeals court rejected on Friday a policy adopted by President Donald Trump's administration that allows authorities to rapidly deport migrants to countries other than their own without giving them a chance to raise safety concerns.
US judges affirm migrants must have opportunities to voice safety concerns before deportation to unfamiliar nations.
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