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"The president cannot [revoke birthright citizenship] by himself or herself outright."

"You can't do something like this [end birthright citizenship] via executive order."

"Any executive action that a president might try to end birthright citizenship would be challenged in court and would be likely struck down as unconstitutional."

"It [the 14th Amendment] can't be overturned, its provisions [birthright citizenship] can't be stripped by either the president or Congress."

Trump can issue an executive order to end birthright citizenship, "but such an action would be blatantly unconstitutional."

"I think for a period of time [ending birthright citizenship is] going to be necessary in this country."

"On day one of my new term in office, I will sign an executive order making clear to federal agencies that under the correct interpretation of the law, going forward, the children of illegal immigrants will not receive automatic US citizenship."

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"No, only Congress can suspend habeas corpus."

"Habeas corpus can only be suspended under the Constitution in times of invasion or insurrection. None of that is happening now."

"This is a really important question, and the answer is a categorical no."

"We are going to suspend the writ of habeas corpus if the courts keep ruling against this [Trump's mass deportations]."

"I can assure you that the president and the entire administration are certainly open to all legal and constitutional remedies [including pausing the writ of habeas corpus] to ensure we can continue with the promise of deporting illegal criminals from our nation's borders."

"I would say that's [suspending the writ of habeas corpus] an option we're actively looking at."

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<span>Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons issued a memo stating that immigration officers may deport migrants to third countries with as little as six hours notice in exigent circumstances, down from the standard 24-hour notification period, following a Supreme Court ruling that cleared the way for such removals.</span

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Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons issued a memo stating that immigration officers may deport migrants to third countries with as little as six hours notice in exigent circumstances, down from the standard 24-hour notification period, following a Supreme Court ruling that cleared the way for such removals.

<span>The Supreme Court ruled in June that the administration could deport people to places where they are not citizens while litigation continues in lower courts, overturning a federal judge's order that migrants must have a meaningful opportunity to contest their removal.</span

The Supreme Court ruled in June that the administration could deport people to places where they are not citizens while litigation continues in lower courts, overturning a federal judge's order that migrants must have a meaningful opportunity to contest their removal.

<span>DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin said the five deportees had serious criminal convictions including child rape and murder, and that their home countries refused to receive them back, describing them as "individuals so uniquely barbaric" in social media posts.</span

DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin said the five deportees had serious criminal convictions including child rape and murder, and that their home countries refused to receive them back, describing them as "individuals so uniquely barbaric" in social media posts.

<span>Eswatini's government confirmed the deportees are housed in correctional facilities within isolated units and stated they would eventually be repatriated to their respective countries through collaboration with the International Organization for Migration.</span

Eswatini's government confirmed the deportees are housed in correctional facilities within isolated units and stated they would eventually be repatriated to their respective countries through collaboration with the International Organization for Migration.

<span>Human rights experts and immigration advocates have raised concerns that the policy violates international law and puts migrants at risk of persecution and torture, with UN experts warning it could lead to "enforced disappearances".</span

Human rights experts and immigration advocates have raised concerns that the policy violates international law and puts migrants at risk of persecution and torture, with UN experts warning it could lead to "enforced disappearances".

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The policy strips away due process protections and puts thousands at risk of torture and death with inadequate legal safeguards. Six hours notice isn't enough time to prepare any defense, effectively denying people their rights. This violates international law and humanitarian principles.

<span>The policy strips away due process protections and puts thousands at risk of torture and death with inadequate legal safeguards. Six hours notice isn't enough time to prepare any defense, effectively denying people their rights. This violates international law and humanitarian principles.</span>

ICE memo outlines plan to deport migrants to countries where they are not citizens

US Deports Five Migrants to Eswatini Under Third-Country Policy

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