El Salvador is said to have spurned U.S. request for return of deported migrant

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : " Stephen I. Vladeck, a professor at the Georgetown University Law Center, said that the Supreme Court had given Trump "a graceful way" out of the legal morass involving Abrego Garcia by ordering him merely to take steps to seek the migrant's release from foreign custody.
48% : But in his interview with ABC News on Tuesday, Trump acknowledged that he did have power to bring Abrego Garcia back.
46% : "I would never tell you that," Rubio said during a Q&A portion of a Cabinet meeting with Trump.
40% : "I'm not the one making this decision," Trump said in the interview.
39% : She is looking into whether Trump officials acted in bad faith by ignoring both her instructions and the Supreme Court's to work toward freeing Abrego Garcia and obtaining for him the sort of due process he would have been afforded if he had not been wrongfully sent to El Salvador on March 15.
24% : Sitting alongside Trump in the Oval Office this month, Bukele said he would not release Abrego Garcia, arguing that it would be akin to releasing a terrorist.

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