Hey folks, Preet here.

Joyce Vance and I are back with a new episode of The Insider Podcast.

We discussed President Trump's memos targeting two members of his first administration who criticized him,

former cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency director Chris Krebs,

and Department of Homeland Security Chief of Staff, Miles Taylor.

Then updates in the case of Kilmara Brego Garcia, who the administration admits was mistakenly deported to El Salvador.

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Now on to the show.

I mean, look, it's plain as day in the Supreme Court's own words.

He was improperly sent to El Salvador.

And when you understand what justice means, putting aside good and bad faith interpretations

of particular verb, I'm just going to go back to this point, Everyone understands if you're acting in good faith and you're a competent understanding person

of English that if you've improperly sent someone someplace and you have it within your power

and certainly as a pragmatic and lawful matter, the executive branch led by the president does.

You bring the guy back.

And why wouldn't you?

How petty, right, to achieve your political goals on the back of this one guy.

I mean, the backstory for how he gets to the United States in Judge Zinnis's opinion is this. The family

owns a small shop that makes sort of filled tortilla sandwiches. And they are being, it's not clear

if they're being extorted by the gang, but somehow Abrago Garcia is being threatened, including

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