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Why is the government of El Salvador continuing to imprison a man where they have no evidence he's

committed any crime, and they've not been provided any evidence from the United States

that he's committed a crime?

Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen goes to El Salvador but is blocked from meeting Kilmarmar Abrago-Garcia, the Maryland

father sent to the notorious Secah Megaprism in an administrative error. Meanwhile, a constitutional

crisis is emerging as a judge finds probable cause to hold the Trump administration in criminal contempt for its willful disregard

of his order to stop the first flights of immigrants to El Salvador last month.

We'll get the latest.

Then to Sudan.

As we enter our third year of war in Sudan, our hopes are about to evaporate before our eyes,

especially after the massacre of Zanzum camp, the largest IDP camp in Sudan, and where my family

have lived for nearly 20 years.

If we don't act now, we'll be facing the Alfashire massacre.

We'll speak with Darfurian refugee Emmy Mahmoud and Jan Egland, head of the Norwegian Refugee Council.

He's also just back from a trip to the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where President

Trump is hoping to cut a mineral deal.

And finally, one day, everyone will have always been against this.

We'll speak with award-winning author Omar al-Aheg, whose new book is out about the war on Gaza.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now.

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