A federal judge has once again halted the deportation of eight immigrants to South Sudan, a nation embroiled in conflict. This decision follows a Supreme Court ruling that allowed the Trump administration to expedite deportations to countries with which individuals have limited or no ties. District Judge Randolph Moss, in a rare Fourth of July hearing, transferred the case to Judge Brian Murphy in Boston. Moss reasoned that Judge Murphy, whose previous rulings initially blocked the deportations, is best positioned to address the complexities of the case. The situation remains fluid, highlighting ongoing legal battles surrounding immigration enforcement.