Good morning. I'm Taylor Wilson, and today is Saturday, May 24th, 2025. This is the excerpt.

Today we take a closer look at a new tactic being used by ICE, plus Trump aims to overhaul regulation surrounding nuclear power,

and we talk about a cheating scandal ahead of tomorrow's Indianapolis 500.

ICE is now targeting people as they leave certain mandatory immigration court hearings.

I spoke with USA Today, national correspondent Trevor Hughes, about the new tactic.

Taya, Trevor. Hey, good to be here. Good to have you,

as always. So just starting with the basics, what is ICE doing here? Tell us about really this new

tactic showing up outside courthouses. It's a little complicated to explain, but at the end of the day,

it's really about scheduling more people for deportation quicker. There are many, many people who

entered the country under Joe Biden's administration,

and they are following the process that existed under Biden.

What the Trump administration has figured out is if they cancel that process,

they can then schedule people immediately for deportation.

So that's what's happening here.

If someone has entered the country within the past two years using the CBP1 app,

which allowed you to schedule an asylum claim, et cetera, et cetera, the Trump administration has

basically decided that they will drop the prosecution of those cases. And then that allows them to

deport you immediately. Under normal circumstances, if you have a pending

immigration case, you cannot be deported. So Trevor, I mean, just functionally, is this a case of,

you know, migrants getting this decision from inside the courthouse, walking outside, and then ICE

agents are awaiting them for detention right outside the courthouse? Yes, that's exactly what's

happening. There have actually been some confrontations in Arizona and a couple other places now where

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