US Supreme Court lets deportations of migrants to third countries resume

Brazil

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Procedural framework and judicial calendar · 6 of 8 countries

Brasília is dissecting the judicial mechanics of the decision: an emergency suspension, an in-depth examination in December, and a 6-to-3 split, more than a debate on the fate of the expelled.

Canada

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Procedural framework and judicial calendar · 6 of 8 countries

Ottawa is first looking at the judicial calendar: the Canadian press is presenting the Supreme Court's decision as a temporary victory for Trump ("for now"), with the substance still to be decided in December.

Denmark

3 SOURCES

Reprinted agency dispatches · 2 of 8 countries

Copenhagen is quietly relaying, via a Ritzau dispatch picked up by Berlingske, DR, and Politiken, the judicial lifting of the ban on deportations to third countries, adding to it the alert from UN experts.

United States

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Procedural framework and judicial calendar · 6 of 8 countries

The United States government takes a stance on procedural grounds: the Supreme Court provisionally lifts the safeguards imposed on referrals to third countries and sets the matter for December.

Finland

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Procedural framework and judicial calendar · 6 of 8 countries

Helsinki is primarily focused on the procedural aspect: an emergency authorization from the Supreme Court prior to the substantive review in December, with the dissent of the three liberal judges.

France

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Procedural framework and judicial calendar · 6 of 8 countries

Paris is deciphering an emergency decision from the Supreme Court: deportations to third countries are resuming, and the core of the case is being referred to December.

Mexico

3 SOURCES

Reprinted agency dispatches · 2 of 8 countries

Mexico City first notes the US executive's judicial victory: the Supreme Court reopens expulsions to third countries pending a full review in December.

Venezuela

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Procedural framework and judicial calendar · 6 of 8 countries

Caracas views the Supreme Court's emergency decision as a procedural step: the Venezuelan press is following the thread of the dispute, from the Boston judge to the request from the Ministry of Justice, and is holding off on the outcome of the debate on the merits, which has been postponed until December.