This sounds very fateful. I had misgivings about Trump deferring to courts and this is the outcome. Something drastic will need to be the next move. Maybe revealing the background of the affirming justices. Maybe simply disregarding their decision (since when does the judiciary get to back-seat drive the executive?) after the fashion of Andrew Jackson.

The possibility of a fickle Supreme Court must have been in the planning, I hope.

Maybe make deals with far-away countries for them to incarcerate deportees in facilities on land parcels sold to the United States as U.S. territory. They can be relocated on "U.S. soil" overseas and be in prison pending the outcome of their case, which can take place on a geological pace of advance---unless they want to plea bargain for return to their country of origin and never set foot on U.S. territory again. Hmm. I don't usually pat myself on the back, but I like this idea. Like a tiny peace of the U.S. out in the middle of the Rub al Khali desert in Saudi Arabia, hundreds of kilometers from anywhere. No fences needed. Or a facility in central Alaska. Take a page from the Russians and their GULag Archipelago.