牙买加接收首批美国遣返的第三国国民,最高法院相关诉讼迫在眉睫


2026年10月14日 美国东部时间11:29 / 福克斯新闻

金斯敦机场迎来根据新协议抵达的被遣返者,新协议将 fortnight(每两周)的入境人数上限设为25人

作者:安德斯·哈格斯特伦

来自美国的第三国国民本周乘坐首架航班抵达牙买加。(美联社)

牙买加本周开始接收来自美国的第三国被遣返人员,首批移民航班于周二抵达。

唐纳德·特朗普政府曾利用第三国政策,驱逐那些声称本国过于危险而无法返回的移民。

周二的航班搭载22名移民降落在牙买加金斯敦的诺曼·曼利国际机场。

委内瑞拉人、古巴人、哥伦比亚人根据特朗普遣返协议抵达非洲国家

2026年8月20日,一架搭载从美国被遣返人员的飞机抵达利比里亚蒙罗维亚附近哈贝尔的罗伯茨国际机场。(路透社/卡里埃尔·多伊)

牙买加当局于6月与美国签署谅解备忘录,允许遣返行动启动。该协议将移民入境人数上限设定为“每两周25人”。

据美国全国广播公司新闻报道,牙买加国家安全与和平部以及外交和外贸部于周二发布联合声明,对新计划作出说明。

利比里亚同意一年内接收1200名来自美国的第三国被遣返人员

声明中写道:“政府重申,这是一项过境安排,旨在在国际移民组织(IOM)的支持下,协助第三国国民返回其原籍国或其他接收国。”

唐纳德·特朗普政府在最高法院获得临时胜利,得以在法律诉讼进行期间继续实施第三国遣返政策。(盖蒂图片社)

声明继续称:“该安排不会由牙买加政府提供资金。任何有犯罪前科的第三国国民都不得经牙买加过境。”

联邦上诉法院打击特朗普遣返议程

第三国遣返政策遭到特朗普政府批评者的强烈抨击,最高法院定于12月审议该政策的合法性。

最高法院于9月允许特朗普政府在相关问题诉讼期间继续实施遣返行动。

特朗普计划根据新协议将伊朗人遣送至暴力频发的中非国家

索尼娅·索托马约尔、埃琳娜·卡根和凯坦吉·布朗·杰克逊三位大法官表示,他们本应驳回政府提出的暂缓执行请求。

美国最高法院允许特朗普政府在大法官们审议对该政策的法律挑战期间继续实施第三国遣返。(盖蒂图片社)

这一决定为政府带来了其寻求的即时救济,尽管最高法院尚未裁定该政策是否合法,但政府仍在推进第三国遣返行动。

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这场争端的核心是特朗普政府将非法移民遣送至第三国的举措。下级法院并未绝对禁止此类遣返,但要求相关程序给予移民机会,提出他们可能在目的地国家面临迫害或酷刑的主张。

安德斯·哈格斯特伦是福克斯新闻数字频道的记者,负责报道全国政治及重大突发新闻事件。

Jamaica accepts first flight of third-country deportations from US amid looming Supreme Court battle

October 14, 2026 11:29am EDT / Fox News

Kingston airport welcomes deportees under new agreement capping arrivals at 25 per fortnight

By Anders Hagstrom

Third-country nationals from the United States arrived in Jamaica Tuesday under a new agreement. (Associated Press)

Jamaica began receiving third-country deportations from the U.S. this week, with the first flight of migrants arriving on Tuesday.

President Donald Trump’s administration has used the third-country policy to deport migrants who claim that their home countries are too dangerous to return to.

Tuesday’s flight saw 22 migrants land at Kingston’s Norman Manley International Airport in Jamaica.

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A plane carrying deportees from the United States arrives at Roberts International Airport, Harbel, near Monrovia, Liberia, August 20, 2026.(REUTERS/Carielle Doe)

Jamaican authorities signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the U.S. in June to allow transfers to begin. The agreement caps the number of migrants arriving to 25 “per fortnight.”

Jamaica’s Ministry of National Security and Peace and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade released a joint statement clarifying the new program on Tuesday, according to NBC News.

LIBERIA AGREES TO ACCEPT 1,200 THIRD-COUNTRY DEPORTEES FROM US WITHIN A YEAR

“The government reiterates that this is a transit arrangement intended to facilitate the return of Third Country Nationals to their country of origin or other receiving countries, with the support of the IOM (International Organization for Migration),” the statement read.

President Donald Trump’s administration secured an interim Supreme Court victory allowing it to continue third-country deportations while the legal battle plays out.(Getty Images)

“The arrangement will not be funded by the Government of Jamaica,” it continued. “No third-country national with criminal antecedents will be permitted to transit through Jamaica.”

FEDERAL APPEALS COURT DEALS BLOW TO TRUMP DEPORTATION AGENDA

Third-country deportations have faced heavy attacks from critics of the Trump administration, and the Supreme Court is set to consider the legality of the policy in December.

The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration in September to continue its deportations while the question is being litigated.

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Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson said they would have denied the administration’s request for a stay.

The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for the Trump administration to continue third-country deportations while the justices consider a legal challenge to the policy.(Getty Images)

The decision gives the administration the immediate relief it sought as it presses ahead with third-country removals, even as the Supreme Court has yet to decide whether the policy remains.

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The dispute centers on the Trump administration’s efforts to remove illegal aliens to third countries. Lower courts have not categorically prohibited those removals but have required procedures intended to give aliens an opportunity to raise claims that they could face persecution or torture in the destination country.

Anders Hagstrom is a reporter with Fox News Digital covering national politics and major breaking news events.

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