Americans are living longer than ever before.

On the Sunday story from Up First, we look at a growing number of people using these extra years to find new meaning.

You get at a point where you start asking, what did you do in your life that was significant?

A look at the transformative power of human passion and finding your purpose in the third act of life. Listen now on the

Up First podcast from NPR. Live from NPR news, I'm Giles Snyder. A federal judge in Maryland is

expected to halt the deportation of Kilmar, Abrago Garcia, at least for now. He's the man wrongfully sent

by the Trump administration to El Salvador,

despite a court order barring his deportation there.

Abrago Garcia was detained again this morning, just days after being freed from a detention facility in Tennessee,

to await trial on human smuggling charges that his lawyers say are preposterous.

And Peres Herrio Martíezíez Beltran has the latest.

Based on a standing court order, the earliest Abregio Garcia could be removed is Wednesday.

But Maryland District Judge Paula Sinis says she is likely to hold his deportation until at least

Friday.

Sinis expressed concerns about the U.S. government's decision to send Abregio Garcia to

Uganda, a country to which he has no connection, and that has not said which protections

it will grant the deportee.

Cynics also prohibited the government from moving Abrago Garcia from the immigration detention

facility where he is now, and proposed a new hearing for

Friday. Sergio Martinez Beltran, NPR News. National Guard troops in Washington, D.C.,

now carrying weapons a change from their original orders. NPR, Jennifer Luddin reports the Trump

administration says they'll use force only as a last resort.

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