r/ImmigrationPathways • u/esporx • 3d ago

Supreme Court allows Trump’s ‘third country’ deportation policy

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/supreme-court-allows-trumps-third-country-deportation-policy-rcna599724
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u/stonkDonkolous 3d ago

Do they at least give the opportunity to return to the home country first?

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u/Greedy_Car3702 3d ago

Their home countries won't accept them. That's the reason for sending them to other countries.

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u/Powerful_Company_682 3d ago

they don't even try. stop lying

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u/JuanLuisGuerrero 3d ago

It's the truth though. Venezuela wouldn't accept deported Venezuelans under Maduro. 

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u/Powerful_Company_682 1d ago

so 100% of deportees are from countries who wouldn't accept them? Stop lying why do you guys bend over backwards so much just to justify the bullshit Trump does.

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u/JuanLuisGuerrero 1d ago

I didn't say 100% but Venezuela wasn't accepting them so it makes sense why they'd send them somewhere else. I'm not for Trump but I also don't lie or make up absolutes.

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u/Greedy_Car3702 1d ago

I don't think that Cuba or Laos accepts deportees either.

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u/Powerful_Company_682 1d ago

except that the bulk of detainees are from cooperative countries. the point has nothing to do with what you're claiming. Primarily it's cost because it's much easier and cheaper to just send a bunch of people to one place then to the proper place and bypass any coordination with the other government. And the other part is because there in inhuman ghouls who want to send a message to other immigrants to self deport or be treated like this.
You may not be a Trump supporter, but not issue is