US appeals court rejects Trump policy allowing fast third‑country deportations

A US appeals court has rejected a Trump-era policy that allowed for fast deportations of individuals from countries other than Mexico or Canada. This policy, known as the "third-country rule," allowed for expedited removal of non-citizens from the US without a hearing. The court's decision is significant because it could impact the US immigration system and potentially slow down deportations. This ruling may have implications for the US economy, particularly in industries that rely heavily on immigrant labor.

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The court ruling may lead to a more relaxed immigration policy. This could have a positive impact on the US economy and markets.

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