Kilmar Abrago-Garcia, the Maryland resident deported to El Salvador by the Trump administration

last month, is no longer being housed at the mega prison known as Seacott.

He was moved last week to another detention center in El Salvador.

For the first time since his deportation, his family and the world also saw photos of Mr.

Abrago Garcia

and heard a firsthand report of his condition

after Maryland Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen

met with him yesterday in El Salvador.

He was moved to another detention center

in Santa Ana,

where the conditions are better,

but he said despite the better conditions,

he still has no access to any news from the outside world

and no ability to communicate with anybody in the outside world.

Meanwhile, the fierce legal battle over his status continues.

The Trump administration alleges, despite wrongfully deporting him, that he's affiliated with

the MS-13 gang, and there's nothing they can do to bring him back.

An appeals court yesterday called that shocking and

wrote, quote, the government is asserting a right to stash away residents of this country in foreign

prisons without the semblance of due process that is the foundation of our constitutional order.

So for the latest on this case, we turn to one of Abrago-Garcia's lawyers.

Rina Gandhi is an attorney with the immigration law firm Murray Osorio. Rina, thank you very much for

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