US EditionCBS Airs Delayed 60 Minutes Report on Migrant Deportations
CBS News aired a report on Venezuelan migrants deported to El Salvador's CECOT prison, delayed due to disputes over political pressure and administration interviews, CBS said.
- CBS's 60 Minutes aired an investigation into Trump administration deportations after a month-long delay due to the segment's removal from the lineup.
- Correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi reported on deportees sent to El Salvador's Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo prison, described as one of the world's harshest facilities.
- Key Trump administration officials declined requests for on-camera interviews regarding the deportations, according to Sharyn Alfonsi.
- The White House stated that 'President Trump is committed to keeping his promises to the American people by removing dangerous criminal and terrorist illegal aliens who pose a threat to the American public.
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Star-Herald
News & Record'60 Minutes' airs report on deportations after pulling it
"60 Minutes" has aired its story about Trump administration deportations that was abruptly pulled from the newsmagazine's lineup a month ago, a move that had triggered an internal battle about political pressure that spilled out into the open.
CBS Airs Updated ‘60 Minutes’ Report on US Deportations to Salvadoran Prison
CBS’s “60 Minutes” finally aired its report on the Trump administration’s deportations, more than a month after the segment was taken down from the program’s lineup. In the report, broadcast on Jan. 18, correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi examined deportees sent to El Salvador’s maximum-security prison, known by its Spanish acronym CECOT. It aired without any mention of the story having previously been pulled from its originally scheduled date, Dec. 21…
First the new boss of CBS News, Bari Weiss, stopped a report about Venezuelans deported from the USA to El Salvador. Now the film was running, in a new version.
‘60 Minutes’ story held for lacking interview with Trump official airs without one
In December, CBS News Editor in Chief Bari Weiss shelved a “60 Minutes” story about the Trump administration deporting Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador’s CECOT prison. The reason, Weiss told staff: The segment didn’t have an on-camera interview with a…
The Seattle Times
One month later, CBS airs postponed ‘60 Minutes’ report with few changes
CBS was criticized after its new editor in chief postponed a “60 Minutes” report on Venezuelan men deported by the Trump administration to a brutal Salvadoran prison.
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