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The president of El Salvador met with President Trump at the White House today.

Naibu Kali says he has no intention of returning a migrant from Maryland who was wrongfully

deported to El Salvador. More from NPR's Daniel Kurtzleben. Kilmar Abrago Garcia, a Salvadoran citizen who had

lived in Maryland for about 15 years, was deported to El Salvador despite being granted protections

by an immigration judge. He is now in custody in Buckele's mega prison known as Sikot.

The Supreme Court ordered the Trump administration to facilitate his return.

A reporter asked Buckele if he'd return Abrago Garcia.

The question is preposterous.

How can I just model a terrorist to the United States?

I don't have the power to return him to the United States.

The administration has acknowledged that Obrego Garcia was deported due to an administrative error.

But now, Trump aide Stephen Miller is saying he was not mistakenly deported.

Danielle Kurtzleben, NPR News, the White House.

A man of authorities say scaled an iron fence, eluded security, and then set the Pennsylvania

governor's mansion ablaze is now in custody. Authorities say the suspect identified as 38-year-old

Cody Balmer. It's currently being treated at a Harrisburg hospital for an unrelated medical event.

Balmer, who police say turned himself in, said he was also prepared to attack

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