Migrants Deportation to South Sudan Delayed by Court Ruling

A group of eight migrants, previously convicted of violent crimes, were supposed to be sent to South Sudan.

However, a judge said they didn't have enough time to argue why they shouldn't go.

Now, they're in Djibouti, a country with a U.S. military base, while the legal issues are sorted out.

The judge wants them to have more time and the chance to get lawyers.

The former President is upset, saying the judge's ruling is wrong and these people are "monsters".

The White House claims these men have warnings of deportation, but the migrants' lawyers dispute this.