Trump expands use of fast-track deportation, which critics say is prone to mistakes
The Trump administration announced the nationwide expansion of "expedited removal," allowing immigration officers to deport migrants without court hearings. Previously limited to those near the border, the policy now applies across the US critics warn it risks wrongful deportations and insufficient protection for asylum seekers. The administration claims the move enhances security, cuts costs, and accelerates immigration enforcement, a key Trump campaign promise. The policy took effect immediately upon announcement.
The Trump administration announced the nationwide expansion of "expedited removal," allowing immigration officers to deport migrants without court hearings. Previously limited to those near the border, the policy now applies across the US critics warn it risks wrongful deportations and insufficient protection for asylum seekers. The administration claims the move enhances security, cuts costs, and accelerates immigration enforcement, a key Trump campaign promise. The policy took effect immediately upon announcement.
