Eight men removeda from the U.S. in May were handed over to South Sudan Friday after the Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration can transfer expelled immigrants to third countries with which they have no ties.

While the Supreme Court issued rulings demanding the Trump administration respect immigrants’ right to due process and undo Abrego Garcia’s unlawful deportation to El Salvador, the court’s conservative supermajority recently greenlit the president’s efforts to send immigrants to third countries, or countries that are not their own.

US deports 8 convicted criminals to South Sudan after court battle. Supreme Court clears Trump-era third-country deportation policy amid global pushback.