2025-02-21
14 分钟Good morning.
It's Friday, February 21st.
I'm Shemit Sebastu.
This is Apple News Today.
On today's show, testing the boundaries of executive power,
why Trump's labor secretary nominee might not win full Republican support.
And a change in the asteroid forecast means we're safe for now.
But first, as the Trump administration continues to deport undocumented immigrants,
some are being flown to places they never called home and getting detained upon arrival.
One flight that landed in Costa Rica on Thursday carried about 135 people.
Almost half were children, and there were at least two pregnant women.
They're mostly from countries like China, India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.
NBC reports that some of those countries,
like China and Afghanistan, will not easily agree to repatriate people.
So US Officials say Costa Rica is a bridge arrangement
until international authorities can figure out
how to get people back to their home countries.
None of these migrants have criminal records,
but they are undocumented, according to Costa Rican authorities.
Meanwhile, the BBC reports that around 300 deported people, predominantly from Asian countries,