Harold Krent, a constitutional law professor at Chicago-Kent, discusses the implications of executive orders and potential constitutional violations. Brad Moss, a national security law expert, delves into the lawsuit by FBI agents against the Justice Department, highlighting issues of accountability within federal law enforcement. Harry First, an antitrust specialist from NYU, analyzes the Trump administration's first antitrust lawsuit, raising questions about competition and regulatory approaches in tech mergers. Together, they navigate pressing legal challenges in today's political landscape.

National security attorney Brad Moss, representing FBI agents suing the Trump administration, discusses their fears of retaliation due to political pressures. He emphasizes the need for anonymity amid legal battles. Immigration law expert Leon Fresco dives into the implications of Trump's immigration policies, including the controversial use of Guantanamo for migrant detention. They tackle challenges in repatriation efforts, particularly for Venezuelan immigrants, and examine the evolving landscape of U.S. immigration law amidst these turbulent times.