The United States Supreme Court has granted the Trump administration another reprieve regarding its controversial migrant policy of expelling migrants to third countries. On Tuesday, September 29th, the court authorized the resumption of these transfers while it considers the case further. This decision does not address the core legal issues of the policy, but rather provides a temporary allowance for its implementation. The policy allows the US to send asylum seekers to countries like Guatemala, as part of a strategy to reduce the number of asylum claims processed within the United States. Critics argue the policy puts vulnerable migrants at risk in countries unable to provide adequate protection. The Supreme Court's final decision will determine the long-term fate of this key component of the Trump administration’s immigration agenda. This latest ruling offers a temporary victory for the administration, allowing it to continue implementing the policy during the legal battle.