It's Wednesday, April 9th.

I'm Jane Koston.

This is Waday, the show that would like a dire wolf puppy.

Yes, I know that the de-extinct puppies are not actually dire wolves,

but gray wolves that have had part of the genome change to look like dire wolves.

And I do not care.

Give me that puppy.

Thank you. And I do not care. Gimme that puppy. On today's show, Elon Musk and President Donald Trump's top trade advisor are fighting on the internet like real masculine men.

And a judge orders the White House to allow the associated

press back in the building. But let's start with the courts and the United States Supreme Court.

Over the last few days, the justices handed the Trump administration a few major wins,

but in a weird, specific way. Kind of a, you can't put a knife on that side of your plate at the dinner

table, but your dinner table is on the Titanic thing. On Monday, Chief Justice John Roberts

paused a deadline set by a lower court to return a Salvadoran man who had been wrongly deported

back to his home country. And the Supreme Court ruled that the White House could resume deportations of alleged members of

the Venezuelan gang, Trenda Irogua, to El Salvador under the centuries-old Alien

Enemies Act. But the actual ruling was fairly narrow and didn't focus on the Alien

Enemies Act at all. Instead, despite what you may have heard from President Trump, the ruling

focused on procedure.

Basically, the people being deported under the Alien Enemies Act had sued in Washington, D.C.,

but the Supreme Court's conservative majority thinks they should sue where they were being held,

which, for most of those being confined, was Texas.

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