The Trump administration is planning to deport migrants, including Asian nationals, to Libya, but legal experts and federal judges are raising alarms over the legality of these actions. A federal judge has warned that such deportations could violate multiple court orders, emphasizing the need for migrants to have the opportunity to challenge their deportations in court. Recent rulings have blocked deportation flights, with judges stating that the abrupt removal of migrants to Libya could infringe upon their legal rights and due process. Amidst this legal turmoil, Libyan authorities have also expressed their unwillingness to accept deported migrants from the U.S. While the administration pushes forward with its hardline immigration policies, the potential ramifications and ongoing legal battles continue to unfold.