There has been a temporary adjustment in the practice of sending immigrants in the USA to third countries. The decision is reported to remain in effect until the next stage of the case. In the USA, federal judge Brian Murphy temporarily halted the deportation of immigrants to third countries by the administration of President Donald Trump without allowing them to claim that it would endanger their safety. The court’s decision suspended the deportation of individuals with final deportation orders to a third country without the right to defend themselves, arguing that sending them to a third country posed a danger. Murphy argued that these individuals should have “an opportunity” to make a statement that their deportation to a third country would endanger their safety. The decision is reported to remain in effect until the next stage of the case. The case regarding the decision was filed by civil society organizations, including the National Immigration Rights Alliance, representing immigrants who have been sent to third countries or fear facing this situation.