<h1>Government Deports Immigrants Without Proper Legal Protections, Raising Serious Concerns About Due Process and Humanitarian Rights</h1> A federal judge criticized the government for violating a court order by deporting eight immigrants to South Sudan without meaningful opportunity to object. The deportation involved individuals from multiple countries, including Cuba, Laos, Mexico, Myanmar, Vietnam, and South Sudan. Government officials defended the action, calling the deportees 'national security threats' with criminal histories, while immigration attorneys argued the process lacked due process and potentially endangered the migrants.