Supreme Court allows US migrant expulsions to third countries

The Supreme Court overturned a lower court's ban, allowing the expulsion of migrants to third-party countries, a win for Donald Trump's immigration policies. The court's decision, reported by The Hill, saw the three liberal justices dissenting, criticizing the ruling as rewarding illegal actions. The case will now proceed to appeal, potentially returning to the Supreme Court. This ruling is part of a broader crackdown on immigration, with Trump considering expulsions from countries like El Salvador, despite legal challenges from migrant advocacy groups.