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A major legal shift just cleared the way for faster deportations across the U.S., not just at the border. An appeals court lifted a previous block, allowing DHS to resume expedited removals — sometimes without ever seeing an immigration judge. While supporters say it’s enforcing the law as Congress intended, critics warn it bypasses due process, especially for those inside the country. One judge dissented, arguing the policy doesn’t provide enough notice or protections. DHS celebrates the win, while immigrant rights groups remain concerned about fairness and transparency.

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