Judge Blocks Deportation, White House Complies | JQJO

The White House has temporarily halted the deportation of eight migrants to South Sudan, complying with a federal judge's order. The migrants, from various countries including Myanmar and Cuba, were initially placed on a flight from Texas. A judge ruled the Trump administration violated an injunction by deporting individuals without proper notice and a chance to challenge their deportation. The White House, claiming the migrants are violent criminals, criticizes the judge's decision, arguing it jeopardizes diplomatic relations and national security. The migrants will remain in Djibouti for at least two weeks while undergoing "reasonable fear" interviews.