This is CBS Eye on the World. Here's John Batchelor.

The breaking news. The Trump administration refusing to provide a federal judge with any additional information about last week's deportation flights under the Alien

Enemies Act, arguing the disclosure of the information would, quote, pose reasonable danger

to national security and foreign affairs, end quote. This is ABC reporting. In a court filing and in a series of sworn affidavits by three top

cabinet officials, the Trump administration invoked the state secrets privilege to attempt

to stop U.S. District Judge James Bosberg from learning more information about the flights

as the judge tries to determine if the

government willfully violated a court order last week. This news is so fresh that it's a great

pleasure to welcome John U. John is a distinguished visiting professor of the School of Civic

Leadership at the University of Texas at Austin.

He is the Emmanuel S. Heller Chair in Law and distinguished professor of law at the University of California at Berkeley.

Most importantly, he is a non-resident senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, as well as a fellow at the Civitas Institute.

Writing for Civitas, he anticipated exactly this breaking news.

John, a very good evening to you.

Thank you, Professor.

We charge immediately into the mechanics of what is happening.

Judge Bosberg has issued a temporary restraining order and asking for more information.

This has to do with the deportation of what we're told of Venezuelan nationals. We're also told

that they are or suspect of being members of an international criminal organization called Trendy Aragua,

originally out of Venezuela, were also told that Venezuela may or may not take them back,

some of them at least, certainly the ones that Judge is concerned about, were sent to El Salvador,

where there is said to be an arrangement between

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