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Judge Paula Zinnes ordered the Trump administration to provide more information on whether it has done anything to facilitate the return of a Maryland man deported to El Salvador by mistake.

Judge Paula Zinnes ordered the Trump administration to provide more information on whether it has done anything to facilitate the return of a Maryland man deported to El Salvador by mistake.

And Piers, Ximena Bustillo has been following this, and she's here with me in our studios in Washington. Good morning, Ximena. Good morning, Michelle. Could you just remind us of where we are in this case and what exactly the Judge Zinni's order the government to do?

And Piers, Ximena Bustillo has been following this, and she's here with me in our studios in Washington. Good morning, Ximena. Good morning, Michelle. Could you just remind us of where we are in this case and what exactly the Judge Zinni's order the government to do?

And Piers, Ximena Bustillo has been following this, and she's here with me in our studios in Washington. Good morning, Ximena. Good morning, Michelle. Could you just remind us of where we are in this case and what exactly the Judge Zinni's order the government to do?

Did the judge say why she's granting this expedited discovery process?

Did the judge say why she's granting this expedited discovery process?

Did the judge say why she's granting this expedited discovery process?

How did the government respond?

How did the government respond?

How did the government respond?

So let's talk a bit about the stakes of this case. I mean, for example, what have we learned about the relationship between the president and the courts?

So let's talk a bit about the stakes of this case. I mean, for example, what have we learned about the relationship between the president and the courts?

So let's talk a bit about the stakes of this case. I mean, for example, what have we learned about the relationship between the president and the courts?

That is NPR's Jimena Bustillo. Jimena, thank you.

That is NPR's Jimena Bustillo. Jimena, thank you.

That is NPR's Jimena Bustillo. Jimena, thank you.

It would build on Medicare's new ability to negotiate drug prices, but there's a lot more to it.

It would build on Medicare's new ability to negotiate drug prices, but there's a lot more to it.

It would build on Medicare's new ability to negotiate drug prices, but there's a lot more to it.