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In their words: What judges and Trump's government say about Abrego Garcia's mistaken deportation
President Donald Trump says he “could” bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia back from El Salvador if he wanted to. But he insists the 29-year-old Salvadoran, who had been living in Maryland and is married to an American citizen, is a member of the violent MS-13 gang and the kind of person who should not be allowed to live in the United States.
Jennifer Vasquez Sura alleges in the chilling document that she suffered repeated abuse at her husband’s hands.
Judge Paula Xinis denied a Trump administration request to further delay sharing what steps, if any, it has taken to bring ...
President Donald Trump on Tuesday acknowledged that he could secure the return of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Maryland ...
Maryland AG Anthony Brown said Trump attorneys are “playing dumb” on the U.S. Supreme Court ruling to facilitate the return ...
TIME spoke with Van Hollen on Wednesday, a day after President Donald Trump acknowledged in an ABC News interview that he ...
BBC Verify looks at the evidence behind allegations that the Salvadoran mistakenly deported to a mega-prison was a dangerous ...
President Trump said those who contend that Abrego Garcia is not a member of a gang can see the evidence for themselves on ...
Even Fox News agrees President Trump was likely duped by a photoshopped image as he was told by ABC News interviewer Terry ...
President Trump said he “could” get Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the mistakenly deported Maryland man, back from El Salvador. This ...
President Trump, whose administration has insisted it could not bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia back from El Salvador to the ...
Abrego Garcia, 29, a Salvadoran illegal and suspected MS-13 gang member, was living in Maryland until he was deported to the Terrorist Confinement Center in his home country.
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