Start the day's other headlines with more on the Trump administration's deportation efforts.

Today, the Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to strip legal protections for some 350,000 Venezuelan migrants.

If successful, that could lead to their deportation.

The DOJ wants the high court to put on hold a ruling from a federal judge in San Francisco

that kept in place so-called temporary protected status for the migrants or TPS.

The program allows people already in the U.S. to live and work legally because their native

countries are considered unsafe.

The Trump administration is pushing for more behavioral therapy for transgender

youth instead of gender affirming health care. The guidance comes in a 409-page report from the

Department of Health and Human Services. It questions current treatment standards and reflects the

shift in the government's approach to transgender issues. The head of the National Institutes of Health, nominated by Trump,

says the goal is to, quote, follow the gold standard of science, not activist agendas.

But many medical experts disagree.

The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry has said that such conversion therapies can harm young people.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced plans today to recruit and retain more air traffic controllers to offset chronic staffing shortages.

That includes a 20% annual bonus for controllers who are near retirement age to stay on the job. Plus $5,000

bonuses to all academy graduates and new hires. The agency will also streamline getting new recruits

into the FAA Academy and will look to hire more former military controllers. Duffy says he'll lay out

plans next week to ask Congress for billions of dollars to fix the nation's crumbling air traffic control infrastructure. In cities around the globe, demonstrators took part in traditional Mayday marches today, with many taking aim at the policies of the Trump administration. The people united shall never be defeated.

Blocks from the White House, protesters marched against Trump's deportation policies,

saying workers' rights were also immigrants' rights.

Anger against Trump was also seen in places like Pakistan, while in the Philippines discontent boiled over

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