Good morning. What's next in South Korea following the ouster of the president? We'll talk with a foreign

policy expert. Also today, one of the world's poorest countries is now facing a major natural disaster.

We have a report. And in Ukraine, more than 300 children wait to join their adoptive

parents in America.

They are so desperate for human connection that just to see a mother pick up the phone

and look at them before they giggle and hang up is enough.

And world opinions commentator Daniel Darling says it's a great day when your opponents see things your way.

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And I'm Nick Eicher. Good morning.

Now news. Here's Kent Covington. The U.S. Supreme Court just handed President Trump a pair of

legal victories. In one of those decisions, the High Court said the president can temporarily use the

rarely invoked Alien En alien enemies act to deport violent

illegal immigrants such as gang members, White House advisor Stephen Miller.

This is a monumental colossal victory for the rule of law, for the Constitution,

for our founding generation, John Adams, who signed this law into effect in 1798, and for President

Trump in fulfilling his mandate and campaign pledge.

But the court also said that if the administration is going to remove people under that act,

they have to give them notice with a reasonable amount of time to challenge before they are

removed.

The court's three liberal justices

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