Welcome to the beat. I'm Ari Melburgh, and we are tracking this breaking news.

President Trump losing again in court on this issue that has been roiling the Trump administration, its relationship with the judiciary, and the showdown with the Supreme Court.

The news here in appeals court rebuking President Trump and denying its bid to end migrants' legal status while this appeal is underway.

This involves Venezuelan migrants, despite a string of court losses in these immigration and deportation issues.

The Trump administration continues to press on many ways with its agenda and at times in apparent defiance of these court orders,

which, as we've reported, could put pressure on the Supreme Court to act again.

They're preparing reportedly to report even more migrants under the wartime powers that they've seized,

the Alien Enemies Act. Political reports migrants were actually loaded onto buses today

this afternoon. And there were buses seen arriving at an ICE detention facility.

You see it there on the zoom in. So even amidst these court rulings against Trump, there are

signs that they may be pressing on. And so that brings us

here on this Friday night to an ACLU emergency motion. We've reported on how these different cases

work and how the pressure sometimes does push back on the administration. Indeed, Donald Trump

himself, softening some of his language, if not his actions yet, in this area.

So this new request, the breaking news I'm telling you about, is seeking an immediate

emergency hearing and ruling on what you just saw, whether what they believe to be buses

full of these individuals set for deportation should not be hurried out of the country as others

have been, and instead given at least a month notice for the due process rights, which of course matter for any human in the United States,

whether you are an American citizen who might think this won't happen to you, but it could,

or whether you are a legal resident, accused of something else, or in some cases the undocumented

and others who might be legally removed.

I'm going to read from this new Friday night filing.

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