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President Trump is scheduled to meet tomorrow at the White House with Salvador and President

Neipu Kalu. The Trump administration has sent deported migrants to a supermax

prison in El Salvador, including at least one man by mistake. A federal judge has ordered that

Kilmore Abrago Garcia be returned, but so far that hasn't happened. NPR's Mar-Lyason has more.

The judge ruled that Abrago Garcia was wrongly deported, and the

administration has admitted he was deported because of a, quote, administrative error. The judge

says the government has to get him back or, quote, facilitate his return, and the Supreme Court

has backed up the judge. So now it would seem to be a pretty simple matter of President Trump

asking to bring this man

back to the United States. But the Department of Justice has been resisting the judge's order,

even though President Trump said on Friday, quote, if the Supreme Court says bring somebody back,

I would do that. NPR's Mara Liason, Ukrainian officials say Russian missiles struck the city of Sumi today.

While people were gathered for Palm Sunday, at least 34 people were killed, another 117 people were

wounded. Israel has struck one of the last functioning hospitals in northern Gaza. The Israeli military

says it targeted a Hamas command center in the hospital, used to

plant attacks against Israeli civilians and soldiers.

It did not provide evidence.

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