And the Supreme Court gave the Trump administration a victory, at least for now, over deportations,

throwing out a district judge's ruling blocking the Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport accused gang members.

U.S. District Judge James Bosberg, who issued the ruling, was supposed to hold another hearing on it today.

But that is now canceled.

Joining us now, MSNBC legal correspondent Lisa Rubin.

So the place is wrong.

They've got to refile this in Texas.

What does that mean?

Well, not only do they have to refile it in Texas,

but one of the things, Katie, that's unclear is whether or not

this can proceed as a class action. As originally filed, there were five plaintiffs. They then

asked Judge Bosberg to certify a class, meaning a group of people similarly situated, but not necessarily

people that you could individually name or who had been individually represented.

Now, not only do they have to file in their place of confinement, which for some of these people may be Texas and others may not,

but it's unclear whether they can sort of move together as a group.

The ACLU filing a new case today in the Southern District of New York

on behalf of two of those five people who they say are no longer in Texas but have been moved

to custody in Orange County at a correctional facility here in the state of New York.

If it is filed in Texas, is there any chance that it ends up going to Judge Casmeric?

I'd have to think about that.

There is, I guess, some possibility.

I believe that Judge Casmeric sits in the Southern District of Texas.

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