Supreme Court OKs Trump to deport illegal immigrants to South Sudan

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The Supreme Court said Thursday that President Trump can deport eight unauthorized immigrants with serious criminal records to South Sudan, undercutting a lower court judge who had insisted he still had the power to block the removals despite a previous ruling.

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