@Hoss @sun are they getting the opportunity to appeal to the BIA and then appeal before a federal court?

It appears the expedited removal that they're leveraging right now is not strictly being followed:

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The Trump administration in January 2025 expanded expedited removal to its full extent. The new, expanded policy now applies to undocumented persons who:

Are apprehended anywhere in the U.S.
Cannot prove they have resided in the U.S. for at least two years; and,
Entered the U.S. between Ports of Entry (POEs) or were paroled into the U.S. and have their parole status revoked.
The expanded expedited removal guidelines do not apply to visa overstayers, though these individuals must be able to show evidence that they were entered the U.S. with a visa. As noted above, people placed in expedited removal may be deported in as little as a single day without an immigration court hearing or other appearance before an immigration judge.

Those who are subject to expedited removal but claim fear of persecution or express an intention to apply for asylum should still receive a credible fear interview before an asylum officer. If they are determined to have a credible fear of persecution, they are removed from the expedited removal process.