US President Donald Trump on Friday evening shared a photograph that he claimed showed the tattooed knuckles of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man who was deported to El Salvador last month amid controversy.

Courts and universities are trying to preserve guardrails on presidential authority in the face of the administration’s unprecedented assertions of power.

Trump issued an order in January declaring a border emergency and requesting a report from Hegseth and Noem within 90 days.

Trump had an average approval rating of 41 percent during the first quarter of his first term, according to Gallup.

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El Salvador meeting: Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland said on Thursday night that he had met in El Salvador with Kilmar ...

The dispute over the wrongful deportation and imprisonment of Kilmar Abrego Garcia “is not only about one man” but about ...

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