A federal appeals court formally struck down the Trump administration’s current format for deporting illegal immigrants to third-party countries on Tuesday.
The Court of Appeals for the First Circuit issued a ruling last week that endorsed a lower court order that Immigration and Customs Enforcement must allow migrants a meaningful chance to claim they would be endangered if deported to a third-party country.
This week, however, ICE officials attempted to move forward with deporting at least one migrant, who originally hails from Peru, to Ghana.
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