US Congressman Denied Access to Wrongfully Deported Citizen in El Salvador

El Salvador Denies US Congressman Access to Wrongfully Deported Citizen: Congressman Glenn Ivey, representing Maryland, reported being denied access to Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man mistakenly deported from the United States. Despite prior notification, Salvadoran authorities refused entry, citing the need for additional permits. Ivey expressed deep disappointment and anger at this denial, stating, "I was deeply disappointed, and frankly angry, that we were not allowed to get in to see him." Abrego Garcia's family, represented by Chris Newman, is demanding proof of life and access to their family member. The case has gained traction after Senator Chris Van Hollen's earlier meeting with Abrego Garcia. Democrats are continuing to pressure the Trump administration to facilitate Abrego Garcia's return to the US for due process. The incident highlights the complexities of international relations and the ongoing debate surrounding deportation policies. The family's emotional plea for their loved one's wellbeing adds a human element to this significant political event.