Other headlines, a federal judge says the Trump administration unquestionably violated a court order when it reportedly shipped a group of migrants en route to South Sudan.

Judge Brian Murphy said the eight men weren't given a chance to object to their deportations.

He also said those officials responsible could face criminal contempt penalties.

Earlier today, immigration officials said the men were afforded due process

and remain in U.S. custody in compliance with court orders,

but they offered no details about their whereabouts.

The officials also railed against the judge's demands over their deportation efforts.

We see activist judges stepping in in a way that we have never seen before to put

criminals first and not the American people. This judge wants these criminals, these rapist

murders, out on the streets, in your communities. The Department of Homeland Security says

the deportees were convicted of serious crimes, including murder and sexual assault.

ICE officials said their home countries, which include Myanmar, Laos and Cuba, refused to take them back.

ICE and DHS declined to confirm whether South Sudan was, in fact, the flight's final destination.

The Pentagon says it has accepted a Boeing 747 from Qatar for President Trump to use as Air Force One.

The Department of Defense says Mr. Trump will start using the plane once it's retrofitted to ensure proper security measures.

Critics, including some Republicans, have raised concerns about the cost of modifying the aircraft.

They also say accepting the jet is a violation of the Constitution's prohibition on foreign gifts.

Boeing has been working on new Air Force One jets for years, but has faced extensive delays.

That says the New York Times and CNN report the Trump administration first approached Qatar to

inquire about acquiring a plane that could be used as Air Force One, contradicting President Trump's

claim that Qatar reached out offering it as a free gift to him. In the Gaza Strip, health officials

say Israeli airstrikes killed more than 80 people overnight and into today, including several women and an infant.

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