The Abrego Garcia deportation controversy: 5 key questions answered

White House photo bluntly shows where parties stand on immigration amid Abrego Garcia deportation

The White House released a splitscreen image overnight to underscore the stark contrast between where Republicans and Democrats stand on illegal immigration.

'A new low': Conservative buries Stephen Miller for 'delusional' attack on Supreme Court

Donald Trump policy advisor Stephen Miller was raked over the coals late Thursday for what longtime conservative columnist Ed Whelan called his "brazen" Fox News appearance where he attempted to misrepresent a Supreme Court ruling on the return of deported Maryland dad Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia...

Abrego Garcia case pulls Democrats into the immigration debate Trump wants to have

For Democrats, the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case is about fundamental American ideals — due process, following court orders, preventing government overreach. For the Trump administration and Republicans, it’s about foreigners and gang threats and danger in American towns and cities. And that argument is precisely the one that Donald Trump wants to have. This dichotomy is playing out as Democrats double down on their defense of Abrego Garcia, a Salva…

Abrego Garcia's deportation case exposes a rift among Democrats over how to take on Trump

WASHINGTON — A controversial deportation case has opened up a rift within the Democratic Party over how aggressively to go after President Donald Trump on an issue that has been one of his biggest political strengths.

In this story Kilmar Abrego García, the Salvadoran migrant deported by mistake to his native country despite having had a court order prohibiting his expulsion from the United States, is David, and Goliath, the government of Donald Trump. On the side of Abrego García is justice, with the Supreme Court having ordered his return to American soil. But in this version of the Bible story it is not clear that the young man succeeds in defeating the gi…

By Donald Judd, CNN President Donald Trump's “border czar”, Tom Homan, argued Thursday that the court order that explicitly prohibits the deportation of a man from Maryland to his country of origin, El Salvador, “makes no sense” because the Trump administration designated the MS-13 gang as a terrorist organization. Homan repeatedly deflected questions to the Department of Justice about why the administration has yet to provide evidence in court …