<h1>Administration barred from immediately deporting unaccompanied Guatemalan migrant children in U.S. custody while litigation proceeds</h1> A federal court enjoined the administration from immediately deporting unaccompanied Guatemalan migrant children in U.S. custody, converting a short-term restraining order into a preliminary injunction that indefinitely bars such removals while litigation proceeds. The judge found the government's stated basis for the removals lacked evidence-particularly that parents had requested reunification-and noted allegations that many children face risks at home. Advocates had sued to prevent removals, asserting statutory protections and asylum-related concerns; the court declined to enjoin removals of children from other countries but warned similar tactics would likely be unlawful and the government may appeal.