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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.

The Trump administration is defending its deportation of a Maryland man that it mistakenly sent to El Salvador.

Meanwhile, a U.S. District judge is ordering the White House to bring the man back by tomorrow night.

NPR's Luke Garrett has more.

In 2019, an immigration judge barred Kilmorrow Obrego-Garcia from being sent back to El Salvador because he was being targeted with threats and violence.

The Trump administration deported him there anyway and admitted it was a, quote, administrative heir.

On Sunday, a judge called the deportation, quote, wholly lawless, end quote.

But Attorney General Pam Bondi said Abrego Garcia is a member of the MS-13 gang and deserved to be deported. When asked for evidence on Fox News Sunday, Bondi responded,

So we have to rely on what I says. We have to rely on what Homeland Security says. They're our

clients. And I firmly believe in the work they are doing. A court order says Abrago Garcia must be returned by Monday night.

But the Justice Department says it can't.

They are appealing the judge's order.

Luke Garrett, NPR News, Washington.

Taiwan says it won't pursue retaliatory tariffs against American ones and will instead pursue more investment in the

U.S. And here's Emily Fang has more. The U.S. left a 32% base tariff on Taiwan, though that does

not cover the semiconductor chips the U.S. relies on Taiwan for. Taiwan had tried to head off

these American tariffs. Its top semiconductor- making company, TSM, promised to invest

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