The United States Supreme Court has again sided with the government, allowing the enforcement of a policy sending immigrants to ‘third countries’. This policy permits deportations to nations where immigrants have no prior ties. The court’s decision marks the second time it has overruled lower court judgments which argued immigrants should have the opportunity to object *before* being transferred. Critics contend the policy disregards due process and potentially places vulnerable individuals in dangerous situations. The ruling reinforces the administration’s approach to border control and asylum procedures. It effectively limits avenues for legal challenge against deportations to these ‘third countries’. This decision is expected to have significant implications for asylum seekers at the United States border.