Leila Fadel

NPR's Greg Myrie. Thank you, Greg.

NPR's Greg Myrie. Thank you, Greg.

NPR's Greg Myrie. Thank you, Greg.

A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C. is weighing whether to allow the White House to quickly deport alleged members of a Venezuelan gang under a rarely used wartime authority.

A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C. is weighing whether to allow the White House to quickly deport alleged members of a Venezuelan gang under a rarely used wartime authority.

A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C. is weighing whether to allow the White House to quickly deport alleged members of a Venezuelan gang under a rarely used wartime authority.

Good morning, Joel.

Good morning, Joel.

Good morning, Joel.

Okay, so this case has been moving pretty quickly. Remind us, what was the appeals court considering at the hearing Monday?

Okay, so this case has been moving pretty quickly. Remind us, what was the appeals court considering at the hearing Monday?

Okay, so this case has been moving pretty quickly. Remind us, what was the appeals court considering at the hearing Monday?

And what happened in the appeals court hearing Monday?

And what happened in the appeals court hearing Monday?

And what happened in the appeals court hearing Monday?

The administration has been firm in saying they have the authority to invoke this act. What was the case they made in court?

The administration has been firm in saying they have the authority to invoke this act. What was the case they made in court?

The administration has been firm in saying they have the authority to invoke this act. What was the case they made in court?

And at the same time, the Trump administration is fighting to avoid releasing more details about these deportation flights. Where does that stand?

And at the same time, the Trump administration is fighting to avoid releasing more details about these deportation flights. Where does that stand?