Overview

• A federal judge in Boston ruled that the deportation of eight migrants to South Sudan violated a prior order requiring adequate notice and a chance to contest removal.
• The migrants, from countries including Myanmar, Cuba, Vietnam, Laos, Mexico, and South Sudan, are currently detained in Djibouti under DHS custody.
• Judge Murphy's ruling mandates a 15-day notice period and legal opportunities to challenge deportation, aligning with international human rights standards.
• President Trump criticized the judge’s decision, labeling the migrants as dangerous criminals and expressing frustration over ICE resources stationed abroad.
• The administration is appealing the court's decision, citing diplomatic and operational challenges posed by the ruling.