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Kilmar Abrego Garcia says he fled gang violence in El Salvador. He became a political flashpoint in the US
In the weeks since Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s mistaken deportation to El Salvador, the federal government and his family have presented divergent portraits of the man who has become the face of President Donald Trump’s crackdown against immigration.
At stake is whether some deported to El Salvador could be brought back to the US to receive due process denied to them.
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An inside look at the El Salvador prison where Kilmar Abrego Garcia was moved after supermax siteSANTA ANA, El Salvador — The sprawling penitentiary where Kilmar Abrego Garcia was last known to be held offers a ...
Jose Ramon Hernandez-Reyes told feds that he previously operated a smuggling service based in Baltimore — and hired Kilmar Abrego Garcia on “multiple occasions” to transport ...
A Justice Department lawyer conceded that $4M in U.S. "grants" were funding the detention of men deported to El Salvador.
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Fox Anchor Says She Doesn’t ‘Hear a Lot of People Crying Tears’ Over Abrego Garcia’s Imprisonment in El SalvadorFox News anchor Martha MacCallum told her fellow Fox colleagues during a discussion on Monday that she doesn’t “hear people ...
The stop in 2022 has been highlighted by Trump administration officials as evidence that Abrego García is a dangerous ...
The Tennessee State Police released this bodycam video showing the moment Kilmar Abrego Garcia — the suspected MS-13 member ...
Audio from a 2020 court hearing depicts Jennifer Vasquez Sura pleading with a judge for temporary protection from her husband ...
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