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Time now for the news with Kent Covington.

At the White House, on Monday, President Trump welcomed a key U.S. ally in his mass deportation of illegal immigrants.

Mr. President, it's an honor to have you, thank you.

El Salvador's President Naiboucaille met with Trump in the Oval Office.

His country has struck a limited deal with the United States to accept and detain certain

illegal immigrants from the U.S. who were classified by the Trump administration as dangerous

and violent.

We know that you have a crime problem and a terrorism problem, that you need help for.

And we're a small country, but if we can help, we can do it.

Among those deported was a Salvadoran man by the name of Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia.

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