Hi, everyone. This is Kara. We recorded this panel on Thursday, April 19th. Early Saturday morning,

the Supreme Court temporarily barred the Trump administration from removing a group of Venezuelan

migrants from the United States. The court was responding to an emergency application from the

ACLU, which sought to prevent the administration from using the

Alien Enemies Act to remove migrants without due process. In the coming days and weeks, the courts

will weigh in on major constitutional issues, and this expert panel gets the core of what's at

stake. So So stick around.

Hi, everyone from New York Magazine and the Vox Media Podcast Network. This is on with Kara Swisher,

and I'm Kara Swisher. Immigration-related cases have been dominating the headlines and for good reason. A federal judge has found probable cause to hold

the Trump administration's officials in contempt of court for violating his order to stop the

deportations of migrants that have received no due process. And then there's the case of Kilmar Armando Abrago-Garcia. He entered the

country illegally and was given protected legal status, but then got deported to El Salvador,

and what the administration initially admitted was an administrative error. The Supreme Court

upheld a lower court decision and ordered the administration to facilitate his return in a nine to zero decision, but so far the administration has essentially thumbed its nose at the courts.

There's a seemingly endless number of constitutional issues being raised almost daily. In the middle of this recording, we heard that the Supreme Court will hear a case challenging birthright citizenship.

So we've got three experts to help us understand this huge mess.

Caitlin Dickerson is a Pulitzer Prize-winning staff writer for the Atlantic who covers immigration

and is currently writing a book on the impact of deportation on American society.

I happen to be a massive fan of her also. Maria Inajosa is a Pulitzer

Prize-winning journalist, the host and executive producer of the Peabody-winning Latino USA, and the founder

of Futuro Media Group. The second season of their podcast, Suave, was just released. And Deborah Pearlstein is the director of the

Princeton program in law and public policy, a law professor and a constitutional law expert.

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