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I'm your host, Greg Sargent. By now you may have heard that the Trump administration deported a Salvadoran man in error.

The administration is refusing to bring him back, and this particular case has extremely

dark implications that are going to continue

reverberating. J.D. Vance addressed this on Twitter, and he face-planted in a spectacular way that

would have been funny if it weren't so repulsive. He claimed that the man was a convicted MS-13 member,

even though that's a severe distortion. And the broader story here is that

Vance and Trump are perfectly fine with, quote, unquote, accidentally removing people,

because they want immigrants to be afraid that they're going to be next. Today we're talking about

this with one of our favorite observers of immigration issues,

longtime veteran advocate, Douglas Rivlin.

Doug, it's great to have you on again, man.

Hey, Greg, good to see you.

So the deported man, Kilmar Abrago Garcia, is a Salvadoran who was removed to El Salvador along with dozens of others.

He was sent to that prison for terrorists that was all over the news recently. He's the father of an autistic child who lives in Maryland and his

wife is a U.S. citizen. The government had tried to remove him to El Salvador in 2019, but he was actually

granted a form of status called withholding from removal based on the

fact that he'd face serious harm if you were sent back. Doug, can you give us the rundown here?

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