Possible US Deportations to South Sudan Could Establish Dangerous International Precedent

In a report by AP, concerns rise over the Trump administration’s alleged deportation of immigrants to South Sudan, a move that experts warn could create a perilous precedent. Hassan Khannenje, Director at HORN International Institute for Strategic Studies, criticized the actions as potentially jeopardizing international peace and security. The administration’s decision to expel individuals convicted of violent crimes to a country in conflict has sparked debate, with a US federal judge questioning the safety of deporting migrants to South Sudan. The situation underscores the growing tensions as South Sudan faces internal strife and a reduction in US aid. The development highlights ethical and legal concerns regarding deportations to unstable regions, raising questions on humanitarian obligations and international law compliance. (Source: Africa News)