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