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In Kansas, near- of the respondents said they thought immigration has a net negative impact on the states.

But about the same amount, thought people who lack permanent legal status should be left alone by authorities if they don't break other laws.

The Trump administration is taking extraordinary measures to deport people it claims are criminals.

But even conservative communities are conflicted about how much power to give immigration enforcement.

Thank you. to give immigration enforcement. It's Tuesday, March 25th, and this is here and now anytime from NPR and WBUR.

I'm Chris Bentley.

Today on the show, 23 and me is going bankrupt.

What that means for your private data if you're one of the millions who had them genotype your DNA.

Also, a law firm that once tried to take on Donald Trump has cut a deal to support the president under pressure from the White House.

Paul Weiss just made it that much easier for the administration to attack the independence of the legal process

and silence lawyers who would otherwise be an important check on government overreach.

Big laws, big showdown with President Trump coming up at about 20 minutes.

But first, two conversations about immigration.

Starting with the extraordinary rendition of those 238 Venezuelans deported earlier this month

under the Alien Enemies Act.

That law is from 1798 and can only be invoked

during wartime, so the administration declared the Venezuelan gang Trendi Aragua an invading

force, as it rounded up 238 men it claimed were members of that gang and shipped them off to a maximum security prison

in El Salvador. But the government provided little to no evidence to support those claims,

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