A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to retain custody of migrants deported to South Sudan, following claims that these deportations may have violated court orders. Lawyers allege that the administration has deported Vietnamese and Burmese immigrants to the war-torn country in blatant defiance of legal rulings. The judge has questioned government attorneys regarding these actions and warned that such deportations could breach existing court orders. Amidst ongoing legal scrutiny, U.S. immigration authorities are reportedly continuing to send migrants to South Sudan, raising concerns about the legality of these actions and the treatment of affected individuals.