In a significant judicial decision, the US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to proceed with the controversial deportation of eight men to South Sudan, a country facing safety concerns. This ruling comes amidst a backdrop of legal challenges and disputes over immigration policies that have reshaped the landscape for migrants, especially those with criminal records. Following the legal battles, the men were reportedly flown from Djibouti to South Sudan, despite assurances that they would be transferred to a more secure location. The administration is also considering similar arrangements with other countries for deportees, as concerns grow over the well-being of those sent back to war-torn regions. Critics warn that such actions could expose these individuals to significant risks.