A federal court ruling interrupted the Trump administration's attempt to deport eight men, identified as having criminal offenses, to South Sudan. The administration faced significant complications as countries of origin refused to accept them. Judge Brian Murphy criticized the administration's inadequate notice period for legal challenges, leading to the men being temporarily held in Djibouti. President Trump expressed displeasure over the court's decision, calling the men 'the most violent criminals on Earth', while DHS confirmed they would remain in Djibouti for at least two weeks.
The judge criticized the administration for allowing the men only a brief window to challenge their deportation, which he deemed clearly inadequate.
Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the court ruling, claiming it kept 'the most violent criminals on Earth' from reaching South Sudan.
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