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Tonight, immigration lawyers scrambled to stop a new wave of deportations,

while a separate deportation battle plays out in the court of public opinion. Plus, classmates

of the suspect in the Florida State University shooting describe what they say were his extreme

political views tonight on Laura Coast Live. All right, welcome everyone. I'm Omar Jimenez in for Laura. The key question this Friday night,

is the Trump administration about to deport a new wave of migrants under a controversial 18th century wartime law?

Lawyers for dozens of migrants in Texas say yes, and they're scrambling to stop what they say are imminent deportations under the Alien Enemies Act.

The same law used to deport migrants to El Salvador last month. And a key judge in the center

of that deportation legal battle, James Bosberg, called an emergency hearing this evening.

But even he admits his hands are now tied. He says he just doesn't have the power to intervene

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