POLITICSJun 23 · 19:56 UTCMISSOURI INDEPENDENTAriana Figueroa

Trump administration in court win allowed to conduct nationwide fast-track deportations

An appeals court allowed the Trump administration to expand fast-track deportations nationwide, permitting the removal of immigrants without an immigration judge hearing. The 2-1 decision upheld the policy, which applies to immigrants who cannot prove two years in the U.S., with dissenting judge Robert L. Wilkins opposing the ruling.

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