US Supreme Court Temporarily Allows Expulsions to Third Countries
On September 29, the US Supreme Court temporarily allowed the resumption of migrant expulsions to third countries, without ruling on the case's merits, providing relief to the Trump administration.
Thomas Rivière
October 1, 2026 · 1 min read
BriefPublished (Dubai time, UTC+4) · event date: 2026-09-29
On September 29, the United States Supreme Court granted a new reprieve to the Trump administration by temporarily authorizing the resumption of migrant expulsions to third countries.
This decision does not yet address the merits of the case but allows transfers to continue while awaiting a final ruling on this sensitive immigration policy.
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