CNN 5 Things Maryland man’s deportation case, US autism rate, Starbucks' new look & more
Apr 15, 2025
A federal judge rules on a complex deportation case involving a wrongly deported man. New statistics reveal rising autism rates in the U.S., shedding light on increasing awareness and diagnosis. Meanwhile, changes are on the horizon for Starbucks as they unveil a fresh look for baristas, aimed at enhancing their brand identity. Additionally, discussions around U.S. foreign relations and Iran's nuclear talks hint at shifting dynamics in global politics.
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Judge Broadens 'Facilitate' Definition
- A federal judge rejected the Trump administration's narrow interpretation of "facilitate" regarding the return of a wrongly deported man.
- The judge expanded "facilitate" to require officials to actively request the man's release from El Salvador.
Social Security Data Access Dispute
- The government claims it needs broad access to Social Security data to fix death record errors but refused to clarify issues in court.
- A judge is considering a longer injunction to limit this access amid ongoing hearings.
U.S. Shifts Iran Nuclear Stance
- President Trump's envoy retracted earlier remarks that allowed some Iranian nuclear enrichment, now calling for complete elimination.
- This reversal signals a stricter U.S. stance on Iran's nuclear program going forward.