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Palmer. Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. A federal appeals court is weighing the Trump administration's request to remove a pause on its ability to use an 18th century wartime law to deport certain migrants.

Today's hearing D.C. Circuit Court judge Patricia Millett suggested due process was lacking. Nazis got better treatment under the Alien Enemy Act than has happened here.

The men were accused of being members of a Venezuelan gang.

We get more from NPR's amount of Bastillo.

President Trump's administration is appealing a lower court's order over the Alien Enemies Act.

Trump invoked this rarely used authority to quickly deport people suspected opposing a threat to the U.S.

Immigrant rights groups convinced a district court judge to temporarily pause the alien

enemies act to deport Venezuelans suspected of being Trinderagua gang members.

The groups say people didn't get due process before they were deported.

Government lawyers told an appeals court that the pause on the law interferes with

presidential power. The appeals court in D.C. could rule in the matter this week. Hima Bustillo,

NPR News. An incident in which a journalist was included on a text chain containing details

about a Trump administration plan for military strikes in Yemen has security officials on edge.

Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg in an interview with NPR says at first he thought the text sent via secure messaging app with a detailed timeline of the strike were a hoax.

I'm very curious about this, so I watch it unfold in a very kind of credible way.

I'm flummoxed by this because, and I guess this is a failure of imagination on my part,

I did not think that the CIA and the Defense Department and the Secretary of Defense would invite the editor of the Atlantic into a chat about bombing Yemen.

National Security Council says the text chain appears to be

authentic. President Trump today did not have any knowledge of the lapse, which took place March 15th.

The Social Security Administration is undergoing transformations that are raising concerns among

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