The U.S. Supreme Court has greenlit the Trump administration's controversial policy to deport convicted criminals to South Sudan, overturning a lower court's block. The ruling reignites debates over immigration enforcement and human rights protections.
Earlier, a federal court halted deportations over fears deportees could face torture in South Sudan. But the Supreme Court's reversal empowers immigration officials to proceed, calling it a "major win" for Trump's hardline agenda. Critics argue the decision sidelines humanitarian concerns 🌍⚖️.
This legal showdown highlights tensions between national security priorities and international human rights norms. With global migration policies under scrutiny, the ruling could set precedents for how countries handle criminal deportations.
