Shumita Basu

And he says that judicial black hole and the Salvadoran government's insistence that no detainees at CICOT will be released makes it practically impossible to help people who aren't supposed to be there.

And he says that judicial black hole and the Salvadoran government's insistence that no detainees at CICOT will be released makes it practically impossible to help people who aren't supposed to be there.

In recent days, the administration sent 10 more men to El Salvador. And President Trump told Bukele he wants him to build, quote, five more places to hold more people, even going so far as to suggest that Trump is open to sending American citizens there next. Before we let you go, a few other stories we're following.

In recent days, the administration sent 10 more men to El Salvador. And President Trump told Bukele he wants him to build, quote, five more places to hold more people, even going so far as to suggest that Trump is open to sending American citizens there next. Before we let you go, a few other stories we're following.

In recent days, the administration sent 10 more men to El Salvador. And President Trump told Bukele he wants him to build, quote, five more places to hold more people, even going so far as to suggest that Trump is open to sending American citizens there next. Before we let you go, a few other stories we're following.

Big Bird and Daniel Tiger are back on the chopping block as the Trump administration plans to ask Congress to rescind nearly all funding for public media, including PBS and NPR. That's according to a memo reviewed by NPR. The order will ask Congress to take back $1.1 billion in federal funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which partially funds both entities.

Big Bird and Daniel Tiger are back on the chopping block as the Trump administration plans to ask Congress to rescind nearly all funding for public media, including PBS and NPR. That's according to a memo reviewed by NPR. The order will ask Congress to take back $1.1 billion in federal funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which partially funds both entities.

Big Bird and Daniel Tiger are back on the chopping block as the Trump administration plans to ask Congress to rescind nearly all funding for public media, including PBS and NPR. That's according to a memo reviewed by NPR. The order will ask Congress to take back $1.1 billion in federal funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which partially funds both entities.

That's two years' worth of appropriations. Trump and other Republicans have accused PBS and NPR of bias against conservatives. In a statement, NPR said cutting CPB funding would have a devastating impact on American communities. In many rural areas, NPR stations are some of the most reliable sources of information, particularly during emergencies when other communications can go out.

That's two years' worth of appropriations. Trump and other Republicans have accused PBS and NPR of bias against conservatives. In a statement, NPR said cutting CPB funding would have a devastating impact on American communities. In many rural areas, NPR stations are some of the most reliable sources of information, particularly during emergencies when other communications can go out.

That's two years' worth of appropriations. Trump and other Republicans have accused PBS and NPR of bias against conservatives. In a statement, NPR said cutting CPB funding would have a devastating impact on American communities. In many rural areas, NPR stations are some of the most reliable sources of information, particularly during emergencies when other communications can go out.

Trump reportedly plans to send this memo to Congress when it returns from recess later this month. As the Trump administration continues its crackdown at college campuses, a Columbia student who was one step away from becoming a U.S. citizen was arrested on Monday at what he thought was his naturalization interview.

Trump reportedly plans to send this memo to Congress when it returns from recess later this month. As the Trump administration continues its crackdown at college campuses, a Columbia student who was one step away from becoming a U.S. citizen was arrested on Monday at what he thought was his naturalization interview.

Trump reportedly plans to send this memo to Congress when it returns from recess later this month. As the Trump administration continues its crackdown at college campuses, a Columbia student who was one step away from becoming a U.S. citizen was arrested on Monday at what he thought was his naturalization interview.

Mohsen Madawi, a green card holder, participated in protests at Columbia and founded a pro-Palestinian student group with Mahmoud Khalil, another Columbia student being held by ICE. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said he would revoke the student visas and green cards of those who protested in support of Palestinians and who he claimed helped spread anti-Semitic sentiment.

Mohsen Madawi, a green card holder, participated in protests at Columbia and founded a pro-Palestinian student group with Mahmoud Khalil, another Columbia student being held by ICE. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said he would revoke the student visas and green cards of those who protested in support of Palestinians and who he claimed helped spread anti-Semitic sentiment.

Mohsen Madawi, a green card holder, participated in protests at Columbia and founded a pro-Palestinian student group with Mahmoud Khalil, another Columbia student being held by ICE. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said he would revoke the student visas and green cards of those who protested in support of Palestinians and who he claimed helped spread anti-Semitic sentiment.

Madawi spoke to 60 Minutes in 2023 about a walkout on Columbia's campus that fall where he observed anti-Semitic behavior, and he shared how he responded.

Madawi spoke to 60 Minutes in 2023 about a walkout on Columbia's campus that fall where he observed anti-Semitic behavior, and he shared how he responded.

Madawi spoke to 60 Minutes in 2023 about a walkout on Columbia's campus that fall where he observed anti-Semitic behavior, and he shared how he responded.