Live from NPR News in Washington, on Corva Coleman, China has moved to again retaliate against President Trump's terrorists. Today, China boosted its new tariff levels on U.S. products from 84% to 125%. This week, Trump again increased tariffs on Chinese goods. China says it's not going to lift its rates anymore, but NPR Scott Horsley says the effect of new worldwide tariffs on U.S. consumers is a lot.

We're still looking at the highest import taxes in well over a century. There's now a 10% tax on everything the U.S. buys from most countries around the world, and the tax on imports from China is even higher than we thought

145%. Now overnight China punched back with its own triple-digit tariff on U.S. exports,

and investors are worried this could really be a drag on economic growth.

And PR Scott Horsley reporting.

The U.S. Supreme Court has decided that the Trump administration must facilitate the return to the U.S.

of an immigrant wrongly deported to El Salvador. But the justice is told a lower court judge to clarify what she meant by ordering the Trump administration to, quote, effectuate the man's return.

The High Court warned that could go beyond her judicial authority. The Trump administration

has laid out its evidence in the deportation case against former Columbia University graduate

student and activist Mahmoud Khalil. He is being detained in Louisiana. NPR's Joel Rose reports

an immigration judge will hold a key hearing in the case today.

Facing a deadline from the immigration judge to reveal their evidence against Khalil,

the Trump administration submitted a two-page memo signed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

The memo does not allege any criminal conduct by Khalil, a Columbia University grad student and lawful permanent resident,

who played a prominent role in pro-Palestinian protests last year. Rubio's memo accuses Khalil of participating in, quote,

anti-Semitic protests and disruptive activities, unquote, and says that allowing him to stay would

undermine U.S. foreign policy to combat anti-Semitism. Khalil's lawyers say the filing makes clear the administration is

targeting Khalil for speech that is protected under the First Amendment. Joel Rose, NPR News, Washington.

President Trump is scheduled to get a physical today in Walter Reed Military Medical Center.

NPR's Chairman Keith reports Trump will turn 79 years old in June and in the past has not shared a lot of

details about his health. President Trump last released detailed information about his health

five years ago, though he put out a brief and positive summary during the campaign. Given his

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