Steve Inskeep

President Trump's administration admits sending the man to El Salvador despite knowing about a court order preventing them from doing that. Responding to questions from reporters, Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt spoke of Kilmer Armando Abrego-Garcia.

By calling it an administrative error, the government avoids saying they deliberately defied a court order. The government goes on to assert that a judge should have no power to overrule the mistake and the administration does not want to bring the man back anyway.

By calling it an administrative error, the government avoids saying they deliberately defied a court order. The government goes on to assert that a judge should have no power to overrule the mistake and the administration does not want to bring the man back anyway.

By calling it an administrative error, the government avoids saying they deliberately defied a court order. The government goes on to assert that a judge should have no power to overrule the mistake and the administration does not want to bring the man back anyway.

His lawyers questioned the government's claim that he is a gang member at all, says he wasn't convicted of a crime, and that he was not supposed to be sent specifically to El Salvador.

His lawyers questioned the government's claim that he is a gang member at all, says he wasn't convicted of a crime, and that he was not supposed to be sent specifically to El Salvador.

His lawyers questioned the government's claim that he is a gang member at all, says he wasn't convicted of a crime, and that he was not supposed to be sent specifically to El Salvador.

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Well, we've been visiting the source of your stuff, Michelle. Things like hairpins, pots and pans, toys. You've got a grill, don't you? You got a grill? I do. And pots and pans. Okay, well, we saw a place where they sell enormous numbers of grills.

Well, we've been visiting the source of your stuff, Michelle. Things like hairpins, pots and pans, toys. You've got a grill, don't you? You got a grill? I do. And pots and pans. Okay, well, we saw a place where they sell enormous numbers of grills.

Well, we've been visiting the source of your stuff, Michelle. Things like hairpins, pots and pans, toys. You've got a grill, don't you? You got a grill? I do. And pots and pans. Okay, well, we saw a place where they sell enormous numbers of grills.

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A lot of that kind of consumer stuff comes to America through a Chinese trading city called Yiwu, Y-I-W-U, Yiwu, where thousands of wholesalers ship products from nearby factories. Our tour through this area gave us a little bit of news, how some Chinese businesses are responding to those tariffs, and also a picture of life.

A lot of that kind of consumer stuff comes to America through a Chinese trading city called Yiwu, Y-I-W-U, Yiwu, where thousands of wholesalers ship products from nearby factories. Our tour through this area gave us a little bit of news, how some Chinese businesses are responding to those tariffs, and also a picture of life.

This international trading market is like a shopping mall next to a shopping mall next to a shopping mall. And I walked through with our colleague, Rina Advani, and we recorded as we went. Let's just listen to a little bit of that.

This international trading market is like a shopping mall next to a shopping mall next to a shopping mall. And I walked through with our colleague, Rina Advani, and we recorded as we went. Let's just listen to a little bit of that.

This international trading market is like a shopping mall next to a shopping mall next to a shopping mall. And I walked through with our colleague, Rina Advani, and we recorded as we went. Let's just listen to a little bit of that.

So there's an umbrella store, nothing but umbrellas.