During a meeting with Donald Trump, El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele said he had no plans to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia back to the US, claiming it would be like bringing a terrorist into the country. Although the US courts have ordered his repatriation, the Trump administration has said it is not bound by the decision. Bukele reiterated allegations that Abrego Garcia is associated with the MS-13 gang. The case has sparked controversy, with Abrego's lawyers denying the allegations and claiming there is no credible evidence against him.
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Primit de Trump la Casa Albă, preşedintele din El Salvador spune că nu-l poate trimite înapoi în SUA pe un bărbat deportat din greşeală de autorităţile americane
El Salvador's leader won't return man deported from US in error
Liderul din El Salvador spune că nu va returna bărbatul deportat din greșeală din SUA
The Latest: Both the US and El Salvador refuse to return wrongly deported man to the US
El Salvador’s president says he will not return deported man to U.S.
El Salvador's Bukele says won't help return wrongfully deported Salvadoran
El Salvador refuză să trimită înapoi în SUA un migrant deportat eronat
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