Trump’s third-country deportation policy explained

The Trump administration has deported over 25,000 migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers to countries where they often have no personal connections, via agreements with 35 foreign governments. These third-country deportations, primarily established since 2025, involve paying millions of dollars and utilizing a loophole to send individuals to third nations where they can then be deported further, sometimes back to dangerous places. Human rights groups criticize the policy as a coercive show of force, with legal challenges questioning its legality and due process.

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