Alyssa Nadworny

I'm Ayesha Roscoe.

And I'm Alyssa Nadworny, and this is Up First from NPR News.

Bringing relations to what many experts say is a low point in NATO's 77-year history.

NPR's Scott Newman joins us now with the latest and how we got here.

Good morning, Scott.

Okay, so remind us how this dispute between President Trump and NATO started.

And how has Trump responded?

OK, Scott, let's step back a bit.

This isn't the first run in between President Trump and the rest of NATO.

Catch us up.

OK, so something fundamental has broken.

What does all this mean for the future of the alliance?

Is that just all talk or is there actually more to it?

That's NPR's Scott Newman.

Thank you.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis confirmed reporting by The New York Times that Florida officials are in talks with the Trump administration over the future of the facility.

Megan Bowman of member station WUSF in Tampa has been covering the detention center and is with us now.

Hi, Megan.

Hi.

So remind us of the unique nature of this detention center.