The US department of homeland security has defended the arrangements, saying migrants receive due process and that third-country agreements are lawful. A federal appeals court this month upheld a ruling that found aspects of the administration’s third-country deportation policy unlawful. The dispute could eventually reach the Supreme Court. Aylin is now back in Turkey and has told her family that she has changed her sexual orientation.
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