US EditionTrump, Bukele and the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia — where things stand
- President Trump met with El Salvador's President Bukele at the White House on Monday.
- Trump and Bukele share similar views on immigration and cracking down on gang activity.
- Discussions focused on deporting individuals with criminal records and gang affiliations to El Salvador.
- Trump praised Bukele's cooperation and joked about needing more prison space, while Bukele called it an honor.
- The meeting raised concerns about human rights, deportation of U.S. Citizens, and defiance of court orders.
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The Independent
The Independent (US)Amid the Kilmar Abrego Garcia controversy, Trump is losing ground on immigration
Analysis: Voters have approved of Trump’s stance on the border. But he’s starting to lose trust
Trump Touts Seemingly Doctored Photo of Abrego Garcia’s Hand in Attempt To Prove Maryland Man Is Gang Member
President Donald Trump posted a photo of himself holding a seemingly digitally altered image of the left hand of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was wrongly deported to El Salvador last month.
Democrats could have freed ‘Maryland man’ Abrego Garcia. They chose politics instead.
Maryland Democrat Sen. Chris Van Hollen’s failed trip to El Salvador to free Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia — an illegal immigrant and MS-13 gang affiliate — from a maximum-security prison reveals a stupid irony. Democrats might have succeeded in transferring him to a neighboring country if they had taken a smarter, subtler approach. Instead, they chose politics. Because this was never actually about Abrego Garcia. It was about attacking President…
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