A federal judge, Brian Murphy, has warned that the Trump administration could face contempt of court for deporting migrants to South Sudan, potentially violating his prior order allowing migrants to contest their deportations. Immigration attorneys reported that a flight carrying a dozen migrants, including individuals from Myanmar and Vietnam, landed in South Sudan, a country fraught with conflict and instability. Judge Murphy indicated the need for the migrants to remain in government custody pending a hearing, emphasizing that any deportations to third countries without due process are unacceptable.
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