Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

The judge is now giving the Trump administration two weeks to prove that they are facilitating the return of Abregio Garcia to the United States. At that point, it will have been three weeks since the Supreme Court first issued its order.

And for all that time, Albrego Garcia will be sitting in that

prison in El Salvador. All his family has heard about his condition is what the administration has

said that he's alive and secured. So that's ABC News's version of the thing with the Maryland

man, father of the year from Maryland. Or... The league coach.

Or dangerous MS-13 gang member, depending on what network you're watching, that got sent by mistake.

And that's according to Trump's own White House.

Well, now they're saying it wasn't a mistake.

Oh, they are?

Yeah.

I didn't know that.

Okay? You'll have to update me on that. I missed that somehow.

But they, as of, I don't know, two days ago, had said it was a mistake that they sent that guy there and they shouldn't have.

So now some Democrats are talking about going to visit the dude to check on him. Look, this may be a first we're going to witness today, a sitting U.S. senator traveling

to a foreign country to advocate for an illegal alien deemed affiliated with MS-13 deported

to his home country.

But that's exactly what Maryland's Democrat Senator Chris Van Hollen says he's doing today.

I don't even know if we announce this, but I am planning tomorrow to go to El Salvador.

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