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Tonight on 360, the president says he could obey the courts and help bring back a wrongly

deported man from El Salvador, but he won't, and his secretary of state suggests that he

would defy the courts completely.

Also tonight it happened the last time the cabinet met, and today happened again, a roundtable

of fawning praise for the president from just about every cabinet secretary.

And later 11 high school lacrosse players turned themselves in after being accused of

victimizing five younger players and what law enforcement said was way beyond hazing.

Good evening, thanks for joining us.

We begin tonight with new developments in the case of a wrongly deported man from El Salvador

and new signs of defiance from the administration

in that case.

This includes the President of the United States saying he could facilitate that man's return

but won't even though the Supreme Court unanimously said that he must.

And the Secretary of State signaling that he won't give a federal judge the information

she's seeking about the administration's efforts,

if any, to get him back, even though she has given the government a strict deadline to provide it

and issued new orders today. Well, that's where things stand tonight in the case of Kilmar-Obrego-Garcia,

the man, the Maryland man, who was sent to El Salvador and his notorious Seckot prison,

even though a

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