La Cour suprême américaine autorise à nouveau l'expulsion vers des pays tiers
La haute juridiction a donné raison à l'administration Trump en suspendant une décision de juridictions inférieures.
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La Cour suprême des États-Unis, à majorité conservatrice, a accédé mardi à un recours de l'administration Trump. Celle-ci lui demandait de suspendre une décision rendue par des juridictions inférieures.
Cette décision permet d'expulser une personne en situation irrégulière vers un autre pays que le sien.
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