The United States Supreme Court has permitted the government to temporarily reinstate deportations to third countries, overturning previous rulings that had halted the program. This controversial policy, which has faced criticism from human rights organizations, will remain in effect until the court hears further arguments in December. The program allows the US to send asylum seekers to third countries. Opponents argue it violates international law and endangers vulnerable individuals. The court’s decision is a win for the Trump administration, which had championed the policy as a deterrent to illegal immigration. Legal challenges centered on due process concerns and potential harm to those deported. The December hearing will determine the long-term fate of the program.