Hi there, from CNN. I'm Joe Beck, with the five things you need to know for Friday, April 18th.

We're learning more details about the suspect accused of killing two people and wounding at least five others at Florida State University.

Authorities say 20-year-old Phoenix Eichner is the son of a local sheriff's deputy and spent

time training with law enforcement as part of a youth advisory council.

Officials say he was carrying a handgun that used to be his mother's service weapon when he

was taken into custody yesterday. He was shot by officers and is still hospitalized.

Tallahassee police said two men who weren't

students were killed in the shooting, and some people took shelter in a nearby church, where

Father Luke Farabag described trying to keep them safe.

We secured the building and we only had one entrance available so we could see who's coming in.

And I was personally concerned about stray bullets because I knew that it was coming from

very close by.

The Trump administration's borders are is claiming it was right to deport Maryland man

Kilmar-Abrego Garcia.

He's a citizen of El Salvador.

He's in El Salvador, he's home.

Tom Homan defended the administration sending Abrago Garcia to El Salvador, despite the Trump administration admitting in court that it happened because of an admin error.

A 2019 order blocked Abrago Garcia from being deported over fears for the safety of him and his

family. But Homan claims that became void when MS-13 was designated. Abrago Garcia from being deported over fears for the safety of him and his family, but

Homan claims that became void when MS-13 was designated a terrorist group.

Abrago-Garcia's attorneys have strongly disputed claims of his membership in the gang,

and the judge overseeing the case has voiced skepticism over it. Meanwhile, Maryland Senator

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