Legal Battles Facing Trump Administration Over Immigration Issues

ICE officials and migrants deported to South Sudan by the Trump administration are facing grave dangers to their physical health, including exposure to malaria, rocket attacks, and extreme heat conditions while being housed in a converted shipping container at a U.S. military base in Djibouti.

Deportations of Migrants to South Sudan and Third Countries

Federal judge chastises Trump officials for failing to comply with court orders regarding deportations of migrants to South Sudan. Judge orders migrants to remain in U.S. custody for 'reasonable fear interviews'. Trump administration criticized for lack of due process and notice in deportations to third countries.

Deportation of Immigrant Criminals to South Sudan

A federal judge in Massachusetts denounces the Department of Homeland Security's decision to deport immigrant criminals and murderers to South Sudan, prompting backlash from pro-migration groups and the White House. The judge argues for due process for all individuals, while the administration defends its actions as necessary for national security.

Trump administration deportation agenda

Federal judge rules Trump administration violated court order by deporting men to South Sudan, may have committed criminal contempt. Clash between administration and judiciary over deportation agenda intensifies. Judge accuses immigration officials of defying directives for due process. Deportees not given meaningful chance to object to deportation to dangerous country. Judge considers criminal contempt charge. Administration officials criticize judge, defend deportations of men convicted of serious violent felonies.

Trump Administration's Deportation Policy

Immigration attorneys are seeking to block Trump administration's move to deport migrants to South Sudan, arguing it goes against a judge's order. Some migrants have already been deported without proper notice. Trump administration has been negotiating with other countries for deportations.

Potential Deportation of Khaman Maluach

After Duke's loss in the Final Four, tensions between the U.S. and South Sudan may lead to the deportation of Khaman Maluach, the Blue Devils center. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced visa revocations for South Sudanese passport holders due to their government's failure to accept repatriated citizens. Maluach's future with the program is uncertain.

U.S. Revoking Visas of South Sudanese Passport Holders

The U.S. is revoking visas of South Sudanese passport holders due to the African nation's failure to cooperate in accepting the return of its citizens. South Sudan faces internal conflict, with the U.S. accusing its government of taking advantage. United Nations Secretary-General has warned against the country falling into civil war.

European Union Denies Delaying Elections in South Sudan

The European Union delegation in South Sudan denies working to delay elections in the country, despite President Salva Kiir's allegations. Crucial election processes are not in place, and there are concerns about the readiness for the upcoming elections in December.

South Sudan's $13 Billion Loan from UAE Company

South Sudan is close to securing a $13 billion loan from a company in the United Arab Emirates, despite difficulties in managing debts backed by its oil reserves. The loan would likely tie up most of South Sudan's revenue for many years, depending on oil prices. The country has a history of civil war and is under pressure to implement a peace deal and prepare for elections.

High-level mediation talks on South Sudan launched in Kenya

High-level mediation talks on South Sudan were launched in Kenya with African presidents calling for an end to a conflict that has crippled the country's economy for years. The talks aim to resolve outstanding issues to ensure stability and economic development in the region.

United Nations urges South Sudan to remove new taxes impacting aid

The United Nations urges South Sudan to remove newly imposed taxes and charges that led to the suspension of U.N. food airdrops for thousands of people who depend on outside aid.

South Sudan school reopening after heatwave

South Sudan's government announces reopening of schools after a two-week closure due to extreme heat. Adverse effects of climate change, including heatwaves, flooding, and drought, have been experienced in recent years. Teachers advised to take precautions against heat exhaustion and heatstroke.