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US court says Trump administration may have violated order by sending migrants to South Sudan

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 21 May 2025
Judge Brian Murphy accused the Trump administration of potentially criminal contempt for deporting migrants to South Sudan, violating a court order. The order was in place to protect migrants from being deported to countries where they might face torture or persecution without due process.
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