The Trump administration deported eight migrants with alleged criminal convictions to South Sudan, reversing an initial plan to send them to Djibouti. This action follows a Supreme Court decision removing judge-imposed due process requirements for third-country deportations. An attorney for the migrants criticized the deportation as punitive and unconstitutional, citing State Department warnings against travel to South Sudan.
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US deports 8 migrants to South Sudan: Legal challenges overruled by supreme court; critics call move unconstitutional
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