Supreme Court lets US deport migrants to third countries without notice

The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to keep deporting migrants to third countries without first telling them. The decision pauses a lower court order that had blocked the policy. The Court also agreed to hear the case. Under the policy, migrants can be sent to a country that is not their own, often with little or no warning. The government says this speeds up removals. Critics say it puts people at risk. The case will return to the Supreme Court for a full review.