The US Supreme Court, in a split decision, has ruled that the Trump administration can proceed with sending eight migrants back to South Sudan. This overturns a lower court's interpretation of a recent Supreme Court ruling, effectively greenlighting the deportations.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about eight people—it’s a signal of how the courts are shaping immigration enforcement. The ruling highlights the ongoing tension between judicial oversight and executive power, especially on deportations. For advocates, it’s a setback; for the administration, it’s a win. Either way, it keeps the debate over immigration policy front and center.