Even calling it "deportation" is far too charitable towards what they've done. Deportation involves sending them back to their home countries or, if that's unsafe, to another country. These people were rendered to a prison where they're meant to spend the rest of their lives, without any of the due process even a foreigner who had committed a crime would normally be accorded in the United States under our constitution.

> [0] deporting non-citizens to 3rd-party countries/prisons

See perhaps United States Declaration of Independence:

> "For transporting us beyond Seas to be tried for pretended offenses:"

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grievances_of_the_United_State...

That seems like the least disgraceful part of the whole thing.

Wherever they go, the U.S. taxpayers are stuck footing the bill for their prison stay, food, medical treatment, etc., but why would it need to be in the United States? They have no claim to stay there.

The disgraceful part is sending illegal immigrants without criminal history to maximum-security prisons, sending asylum seekers to prison, or sending anybody to prisons that torture the inmates.