From New York, this is Democracy Now.

I've always thought of Passover as a celebration of liberation.

And liberation can never be just the Jews

because there's nothing free about being by yourself

in some sort of country in battle.

The only way to fight for liberation is to fight for everybody.

And in this case, the Palestinians.

On the third evening of the Jewish holiday of Passover, Jewish Voice for Peace holds a protest Seder outside the New York immigration offices after ICE sees another Palestinian Columbia University student with a green card.

Meanwhile, President Trump met with Salvadoran President Naibu Kelle,

as Trump defies the Supreme Court order to return a Maryland resident wrongly deported to El Salvador.

Mr. Russ, we said that if the Supreme Court said someone who did to be returned,

that you would abide by that. He said that on Air Force One just a few days ago.

How long do we have to answer this question from you?

Why don't you just say, isn't it wonderful that we're keeping criminals out of our country?

Why can't you just say that?

We'll get an excerpt of the meeting, along with response, and an update on the elections in

Ecuador, where business magnate Danielle Naboa was re-elected president, his challenger, contesting

the results.

Then to the dark money game.

Supreme Court rolled back rules on campaign finance. Citizens United said corporations can create a

super PAC. Now corporations could fund elections with unlimited amounts of cash. One way you could look at

it is that it's a fair fight.

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