Two federal judges in Texas and New York have moved to block the Trump administration’s use of an 18th-century wartime law to deport Venezuelan migrants without due process, setting up a high-stakes legal battle over immigration enforcement and executive power.

In recent weeks, President Trump has raised eyebrows with comments regarding his potential bid for a third term, however the legal and constitutional challenges he would face make such a possibility highly unlikely.

The DC Circuit Court will hear oral arguments on March 31st to decide whether a lower court can properly address the Trump administration’s efforts to deport Venezuelan nationals under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, a controversial move linked to national security concerns.

In a phone call on Tuesday, President Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin discussed a potential ceasefire arrangement for the ongoing war in Ukraine.

On March 11th the Department of Education announced it would lay off nearly half of its workforce in the Trump administration’s latest move to reduce the size of the federal government.

Elon Musk’s new efficiency initiative requires federal employees to submit weekly reports on their accomplishments to streamline budget cuts. Due to pushback from a few federal agencies, its future remains uncertain.