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The Trump administration has deported hundreds of people who it accuses of being Venezuelan gang members.

We're joined now by NPR's Adrian Florido. So let's start off with what the Trump administration used to justify their actions.

We're joined now by NPR's Adrian Florido. So let's start off with what the Trump administration used to justify their actions.

We're joined now by NPR's Adrian Florido. So let's start off with what the Trump administration used to justify their actions.

The ACLU sued to stop these deportations, and a federal judge agreed to temporarily block them. But what happened?

The ACLU sued to stop these deportations, and a federal judge agreed to temporarily block them. But what happened?

The ACLU sued to stop these deportations, and a federal judge agreed to temporarily block them. But what happened?

And tell us more about the concerns civil liberties advocates are raising over the president's use of this law.

And tell us more about the concerns civil liberties advocates are raising over the president's use of this law.

And tell us more about the concerns civil liberties advocates are raising over the president's use of this law.

Now, the people who were deported, who the Trump administration claims are gang members, do we really know if they are Tren de Arragua members?

Now, the people who were deported, who the Trump administration claims are gang members, do we really know if they are Tren de Arragua members?

Now, the people who were deported, who the Trump administration claims are gang members, do we really know if they are Tren de Arragua members?

All right. That's NPR's Adrian Florido. Thanks a lot.

All right. That's NPR's Adrian Florido. Thanks a lot.

All right. That's NPR's Adrian Florido. Thanks a lot.

A federal judge in Boston has scheduled a hearing this morning about what he calls serious allegations that customs and border protection officials disobeyed his court order.

A federal judge in Boston has scheduled a hearing this morning about what he calls serious allegations that customs and border protection officials disobeyed his court order.

A federal judge in Boston has scheduled a hearing this morning about what he calls serious allegations that customs and border protection officials disobeyed his court order.

NPR's Tovia Smith has been following the story. So first, bring us up to date on the case of the doctor who was returned to Lebanon, whose case is being heard in court this morning.