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U.S. Completes Military Withdrawal from Iraq, Supreme Court Revives Deportation Policy
The United States has completed the withdrawal of its military forces from Iraq. This departure leaves the country's defense future uncertain, as the U.S. Supreme Court has also weighed in on a separate immigration matter.
09/30/2026 · Minnesota edition
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Why it matters locally: The Supreme Court's ruling on third-country deportations could impact immigration patterns and services in Minnesota, a state with a significant immigrant and refugee population.
BAGHDAD – The United States military has completed its withdrawal of all remaining troops from Iraq. American forces concluded their departure, leaving Iraq's defense framework without direct U.S. military presence. In a separate development, the U.S. Supreme Court has issued a ruling that permits the Trump administration's policy regarding third-country deportations to move forward. The court's decision supports the administration's approach to these specific deportation cases.Related Topics
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