A New York Times investigation finds the Trump administration's third-country deportation program has pushed more than 110 immigrants with court-ordered protections back to home countries where they risk persecution, torture or death, despite judges barring their return. Mustapha Camara, a Nebraska nurse protected from deportation to Gambia, was arrested anyway, sent to Ghana, and deported there; officials deny responsibility, and human rights groups call the program refoulement by proxy.