Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. The Supreme Court has kept in place a temporary

block preventing the Trump administration from deporting migrants and accuses of being members of a

Venezuelan gang. As NPR's Adrian Florido reports, the court said migrants targeted under the

18th century wartime law must get due process.

The case was brought by two Venezuelan men at a Texas detention center who were set to be deported last month under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.

The ACLU filed an emergency lawsuit and blocked the deportations.

The government appealed, but the Supreme Court has rejected for now its request to be

allowed to deport the men or anyone else under the law. It said migrants must get more time to

challenge their deportations. The 7-2 majority wrote that giving them about 24 hours to do that,

quote, surely does not pass muster. They sent the case back to a lower court for further arguments

on whether the government is using the law legally. Adrian Fledito, NPR News. President Trump's

big, beautiful bill has hit a roadblock in the House Budget Committee. MPR's Tamara Keith has

reaction from the White House. Fiscal conservatives on this key committee are balking at the bill,

but this isn't the end of the story.

Press Secretary Caroline Levitt said the White House will continue to have conversations over the weekend to strongly urge House Republicans to support the bill,

describing it as a generational opportunity. Leavitt added that the White House expects all Republicans to vote for this bill.

This bill is the main legislative vehicle for President Trump's agenda, including big tax cuts and cuts to

spending on programs including Medicaid and food assistance for the poor. In an earlier social media

post, Trump demanded unity and said, quote,

we don't need grandstanders in the Republican Party. Tamara Keith, NPR News.

Authorities in New Orleans are pursuing a group of inmates who were able to escape from a jail

there. Authorities say at least three of the escapees were being held on charges of second-degree

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