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The Salvadoran National, who was living in Maryland and mistakenly deported to El Salvador's

toughest prison, is back in the United States. Federal charges against Kilmar,

Abrago Garcia now includes smuggling of undocumented migrants.

NPR's Jimenez-Bistillo tells that Brega Garcia is being held in a Tennessee

county jail near Nashville awaiting arraignment next Friday. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced

in a press conference yesterday that a grand jury in Tennessee had charged Abrago Garcia of federal

crimes. The indictment has one count of alien smuggling and one count of conspiracy to

commit alien smuggling. She said that the grand jury found that over the past nine years,

Abrago Garcia played a significant role in an alien smuggling ring. The indictment alleges that he

made over 100 trips transporting people without legal status between Texas and

Maryland and other states. NPR has not independently confirmed the smuggling accusations.

NPR's Hymna Bustia reporting. President Trump today told NBC News he is not prepared to talk to

his former ally, Elon Musk, and assumes that their relationship is over. The online feud between

the two men this week could have real-world implications for Musk's business empire. MPR. Stephen Fowler

explains. SpaceX is a big NASA contractor. Tesla's success comes in part from low-interest federal loans,

and Musk's businesses have received tens of billions in public funds

from the federal government. After the billionaire criticized the president's so-called one big,

beautiful reconciliation bill, Trump floated canceling contracts with Musk's companies. But those

entities play crucial roles in parts of the government's functions. For example, more than 80% of everything on Earth that

went into space last year did it aboard a SpaceX rocket. Stephen Fowler, NPR News.

Ukrainian officials say at least three people died today in a large Russian drone and missile attack

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