From New York, this is Democracy Now.

On Friday, an immigration judge found that the government's two-page memo, finding Mahmoud Khalil, deportable is sufficient evidence.

And so now our fight continues in immigration court, but more importantly in federal court.

We'll get the latest on the former Columbia graduate student, Mahmoud Khalil, protest leader and negotiator, detained for over a month

in Louisiana. Then, as President Trump meets with a man who calls himself the world's

coolest dictator, El Salvador's president Naibu Kelly, where is Kilmar Abrago Garcia?

That was the most shocking thing of all that the attorney for the government wasn't even prepared to answer the question.

Where is Kilmar Abrago today? And what is his custodial status?

We'll speak with Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Mariana Hosa.

She's just back from attempting to get into Secaut, the Supermax prison in El Salvador,

where Kilmar Abrego Garcia is being held.

Then, Suave.

My name is Suave Gonzalez, a former juvenile lifer who was incarcerated at the age of 17.

I met Maria in a prison cell, and she told me that I could be the voice for the voiceless.

And I think that when you listen to season two, you will understand what them words really meant.

We'll be joined by

David Luis Suave Gonzalez

and Maria Najosa

talking about the second

series of Suave, the

Pulitzer Prize winning podcast

on the criminal justice

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