By Theodoric Meyer

Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Virginia) will force votes in the coming weeks meant to compel the Trump administration to answer questions about human rights conditions in six countries to which it deported migrants who are not citizens of those countries. Subscribe for unlimited access to The Post You can cancel anytime. Subscribe

Kaine filed the resolutions Thursday under the Foreign Assistance Act, a 1961 law that allows a single senator to force votes to require the State Department to produce reports on human rights, even though Republicans control the Senate. It’s the latest effort by Democrats to pull the limited levers available to them to push back on President Donald Trump’s policies and actions. Advertisement

The Supreme Court ruled in June that the Trump administra

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