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The Justice Department in a Supreme Court filing on Monday stated that while Abrego Garcia was removed to El Salvador through "administrative error," his actual removal from the United States "was no...
BBC |
According to a federal judge, after three days, "without any notice, legal process, or hearing", Mr Garcia found himself back in his native El Salvador at an infamous prison known for housing gang me...
Tulsa World |
Attorneys for Abrego Garcia said there's no evidence of gang membership.

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