A US judge has ruled that eight migrants can be deported to South Sudan imminently, removing a legal barrier that had previously delayed their removal. The decision comes amid ongoing debates about immigration enforcement and the treatment of asylum seekers.

Editor’s Note: This story highlights the real-world consequences of immigration policies—people facing deportation to a country still grappling with instability and conflict. It also underscores the power of judicial decisions in shaping individual lives, especially in contentious areas like asylum and deportation. For those following immigration debates, it’s another example of how legal rulings can swiftly alter fates.