US Supreme Court Approves Deportations to South Sudan

The US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to deport eight migrants, mostly from countries other than South Sudan, to war-torn South Sudan, despite concerns about their safety and lack of ties to the country. The ruling follows a conservative majority decision that permits rapid deportations to countries with which migrants have no connection, bypassing protections against potential harm. Critics argue this decision endangers the deportees, while the government emphasizes national security and immigration enforcement.