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The Trump administration is dismissing thousands of asylum cases by citing deportations to third countries, sparking due process concerns.
The Trump administration is reportedly launching a nationwide effort to dismiss thousands of active asylum cases by arguing that applicants can be deported to third countries like Guatemala, Honduras, Ecuador, and Uganda, according to CBS News.
ICE attorneys are filing "pretermit" motions to end cases without reviewing their merits, relying on existing agreements with these nations.
The strategy, part of a broader enforcement push ahead of 2026, follows a recent Board of Immigration Appeals ruling requiring judges to prioritize third-country deportation decisions.
The move has raised concerns among legal experts and advocates about due process and compliance with international refugee protections, though the White House, DHS, and ICE have not commented.
Over 8,000 such motions were filed by early December in major U.S. cities.
La administración Trump está desestimando miles de casos de asilo citando deportaciones a terceros países, provocando preocupaciones sobre el debido proceso.