The Trump administration is facing intense scrutiny over its recent deportation of immigrants, primarily from Asian and Latino backgrounds, to South Sudan. This move has sparked a series of legal disputes, as a federal judge has ruled that the deportations violated an existing court order. In response to the unfolding controversy, the White House has temporarily agreed to hold deported migrants in Djibouti for a period of two weeks while legal battles continue. Reports indicate that many of those deported include individuals with criminal records, raising further concerns about the implications of such actions. The situation has drawn criticisms from various activists and legal representatives, who have labeled the deportations as illegal and inhumane. As legal proceedings advance, the future of these deported migrants remains uncertain.