Trump Administration Seeks SCOTUS Approval for Swift Deportations to Third Countries

Trump Administration Seeks SCOTUS Approval for Swift Deportations to Third Countries

Trump Administration Seeks SCOTUS Approval for Swift Deportations to Third Countries

**Trump Administration Seeks SCOTUS Approval for Swift Deportations to Third Countries: “We’re Just Trying to Help!”**

In a move that has left political analysts scratching their heads and comedians rubbing their hands in glee, the Trump Administration has announced plans to seek Supreme Court approval for a new initiative: swift deportations to third countries. Yes, you heard that right—because why not send people to places they’ve never been before? It’s like a surprise vacation, but with less sunscreen and more paperwork!

“Look, we’re just trying to help,” said White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany, who was seen juggling passports and a globe during the announcement. “Some people just need a little nudge to explore the world. Why not send them to, say, Antarctica? It’s beautiful this time of year, and the penguins are very welcoming!”

The proposal has sparked a flurry of reactions, with critics claiming it’s a “ridiculous” and “inhumane” approach. However, supporters are rallying behind the idea, including self-proclaimed travel expert and part-time magician, David “The Great Deportini” Copperfield. “I can make people disappear, but this is next level!” he exclaimed while pulling a rabbit out of a suitcase. “I mean, who wouldn’t want to be whisked away to a tropical paradise like… uh, Kazakhstan?”

In a bizarre twist, the administration has also suggested that deportees could be given a complimentary “Welcome to Your New Home” kit, which includes a map, a can of beans, and a coupon for a free selfie with a local goat. “It’s all about the experience,” said Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who was last seen trying to convince a goat to sign a treaty.

As the Supreme Court prepares to hear the case, the nation waits with bated breath. Will they approve this wild ride of a plan? Or will they send it packing faster than a tourist on a bad cruise? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure: if this goes through, we might just need to update our travel brochures.

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