Judy Kurtz chats with The Hill’s courts and legal reporter Zach Schonfeld about the latest on the deportations of migrants under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act. Trump administration border czar Tom Homan signaled Wednesday that deportations under the act will continue, but he clarified he will obey a judge’s orders and let the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the courts “fight this out.” Attorney General Pam Bondi said the district judge who ordered the Trump administration to return deportation flights over the weekend has “no right” to be asking questions about the specifics.     Plus, The Hill’s senior editor Jesse Byrnes joins the show to discuss the Social Security Administration (SSA) saying it will no longer allow individuals to verify their identity over the phone but instead require online authentication or in-person visits for those seeking benefit claims and direct deposit changes.    Southwest correspondent Ali Bradley interviews Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks in a NewsNation exclusive.     Also in your Debrief: CDC issues dengue fever warning for spring, summer travelers.   Attorney General Pam Bondi announced several suspects were arrested related to alleged attacks on Tesla vehicles and dealerships. Judy Kurtz chats with The Hill’s national political reporter Cate Martel about President Trump signing an executive order Thursday that will begin the dismantling of the Education Department, kick-starting a campaign promise to shutter the federal agency.    Plus, Scott Tranter, director of data science at Decision Desk HQ, joins the show to break down how Americans are feeling about the current political climate.     Also in your Debrief: Germany updates US travel advice after 3 citizens are detained.      #TheHill #News #DonaldTrump #DOE #Education     Make sure to subscribe to get your Daily Debrief with top headlines from The Hill every weekday.    Follow The Hill on Instagram and X,  @thehill