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Trump Expanding Third-Country Removals of Asylum Seekers in California

12/19/2025 • 54 min

The current Trump administration has deported roughly 8,000 people to places most have never even visited, in a process known as third-country removal. Critics say this violates U.S. law, depriving people seeking asylum of their due process rights. We hear from a Russian whistleblower and asylum seeker who was en route to California when he was deported… to Cost… Play episode

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