Court Blocks Trump's Fast-Track Deportation Policy Amid Legal Challenges

A U.S. appeals court recently upheld a temporary restraining order blocking the Trump administration's policy of fast-tracking deportations to countries not previously cited in immigration proceedings, safeguarding thousands of migrants from being sent to potentially dangerous locations without adequate humanitarian considerations. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has paused a lower court's order requiring the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man who was wrongfully deported to El Salvador due to an administrative error. The appeals court emphasized the government's lack of legal authority to deport individuals without due process, a stance supported by various judges who criticized the administration's actions. The Trump administration is contesting the order, arguing that while the deportation was an error, the removal itself was lawful based on allegations of gang affiliation. This case has brought attention to the ongoing complexities and legal challenges surrounding immigration enforcement under the previous administration. The legal battle continues as both sides prepare for further proceedings.