Live from NPR News in Washington on Corva Coleman, a federal judge has set another deadline today for the Justice Department to provide the details he's seeking about deportation flights last weekend of Venezuelan migrants.

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg says, so far, the U.S. government has given a, quote, woefully insufficient explanation.

The judge had temporarily blocked President Trump's

use of a wartime power to deport the Venezuelan migrants. The Justice Department says it never

violated the judge's order, but it still has not provided the judge with the full details.

And Pierre S. Jimenez-Bustio reports, Judge Boasburg also wants to know if the Trump

administration is now going to declare that revealing details of the deportation flights will mean

divulging state secrets. He's asking the government today to explain any of its discussions about

invoking this privilege of state secrets, and they must make a final decision by March 25th.

Justice Department spokesperson said the department seized the questions from Bozburg as, quote,

inappropriate judicial overreach. And more of this might be discussed in a hearing this afternoon.

And Pierre Hemanabustillo reporting. The Israeli government has accepted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's

ouster of Israel's domestic intelligence chief. The security agency, known as the Shinbet,

recently accepted responsibility for failures that led to the attacks on Israel on October 7,

23. NPS Hadil al-Sel-Selchi has more.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's move to fire Shinbet's head, Ronan Barr,

came after the agency blamed the Prime Minister for creating the conditions that led to the attacks of October 7, 2023. The Shinbet is Israel's version of the FBI and is responsible for

thwarting attacks by Palestinian militant

groups. Barr's dismissal comes as Netanyahu ordered the resumption of the war in Gaza this week,

and his ouster is viewed as an attempt to limit oversight on Netanyahu. Thousands of Israelis have

been demonstrating in the streets of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem in the past days, calling for new elections

and for Netanyahu to step down. Many say they are worried that Netanyahu is sliding Israel

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