In a series of rulings, a federal judge has denied requests from the Trump administration to overturn orders requiring the return of wrongfully deported migrants, including two men who were sent to El Salvador despite having valid asylum claims. The legal battles highlight concerns over illegal deportations, as multiple individuals with open asylum cases have been wrongfully expelled from the U.S. Lawyers for the affected migrants are demanding clarity on the status of others who may also have been deported in error. One man, who was allegedly protected from deportation under a legal settlement, is now among those whose return is being facilitated by court orders. The Trump-appointed judge has emphasized that the administration must take steps to rectify these cases, despite ongoing opposition from the Department of Justice. As the situation develops, questions remain about the future of all affected migrants and the actions being taken to ensure their rights are upheld.