Yeshiva World News · Sep 29, 2026
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The Supreme Court is allowing the Trump administration, for now, to resume deporting certain migrants to countries where they are not citizens, while the justices consider a legal challenge to the policy. The Washington Post reports. The divided court temporarily paused a lower-court ruling that found the “third-country” deportation policy violated migrants’ due-process rights. The Supreme Court is expected to hear arguments in December before issuing a final ruling.
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