El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele has refused to return a man, Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, who was wrongly deported from the U.S. and sent to a notorious prison in El Salvador. This decision has sparked a legal battle that has reached the Supreme Court, with the Trump administration claiming it was an “administrative error” and ordering his return. However, President Bukele has defied this order, stating that returning Abrego Garcia would be like smuggling a terrorist into the United States.
During a White House meeting with President Trump, Bukele made it clear that he would not assist in returning Abrego Garcia, with Trump appearing to approve of his decision. The Supreme Court has ordered the facilitation of Abrego Garcia’s return, but Trump has resisted this directive, leading to tensions between the two countries.
In other news, Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, testified in a landmark antitrust trial that could potentially dismantle his company. The U.S. government has accused Meta of creating a monopoly by acquiring Instagram and WhatsApp, threatening Zuckerberg’s business empire.
Meanwhile, Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Vietnam amid the ongoing trade war with the U.S. He is seeking to rally support from Southeast Asian nations to counter U.S. tariffs. However, countries like Vietnam are also trying to appease Trump to lower tariffs, making them hesitant to make pro-China gestures. Additionally, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin rocket launched a space tourism flight with singer Katy Perry and other women, aiming to inspire more women to pursue careers in science.
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