Today is Monday, April 28th. We're talking about American children being flown out of the country on deportation flights despite being U.S. citizens and how the judge in one immigration case ended up getting arrested. Also from flooding in the plains to a tornado threat in the Midwest, will tell you where severe weather is expected today. Plus, which dignitaries met on the sidelines of Pope Francis's funeral,

who was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and how young music fans are affording

the rising cost of concert tickets. Those stories and even more news to know next.

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President Trump's immigration crackdown is facing intense new scrutiny over reports that American children are being deported, despite being

U.S. citizens. Advocates have called attention to two families, including a two-year-old, a seven-year-old,

and a four-year-old with stage four cancer, who was deported without medication. Lawyers say both

families were taken into custody while going to their routine check-ins as part of a program that lets migrants

stay here during immigration proceedings. Then they were apparently put on a flight to Honduras

without getting a chance to talk to their lawyers or co-parents and without facing a judge.

Top government officials are defending these deportations, saying it was never the plan to deport

children who are American citizens, just their Honduran-born

mothers who were here illegally. And they say the kids decided to go with their mothers.

Though at least one of the children's fathers disputes that. Remember, Trump's team is also fighting

in the courts to end birthright citizenship altogether, which could impact millions more children.

The Supreme Court is set to

take up that case next month. Immigration is one of the top issues that's been putting the new

Trump administration at odds with courts around the country. And the discontent reached a new level

when FBI agents actually arrested a judge outside of her courthouse. They say she helped a man

and his lawyer out of her courtroom through the jury door after learning that immigration authorities were after him. They eventually

chased the man down anyway, and then the FBI arrested the judge for helping him evade authorities.

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