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Trump allowed to deport convicted criminals to 'third countries'

President Trump was given the green light to deport convicted criminals to 'third countries' even if they're at risk of torture, persecution or death. The U.S Supreme Court made the ruling in response to the president’s tough immigration crackdown, which has sparked protests across the United States. Selina Downes reports.

June 24, 2025