Newly released documents from the Trump administration provide additional details supporting their claim that Kilmar Abrego Garcia is a member of MS-13. This comes after weeks of pressure to prove their assertion, which led to his deportation to El Salvador. The government had previously labeled his deportation as an “administrative error” and the Supreme Court ordered his release. The documents detail Abrego Garcia’s 2019 arrest, in which he had no criminal history. Despite the government’s claims, Abrego Garcia’s attorneys deny that he is a gang member.
In other news, a multi-state E. coli outbreak in November caused illnesses and one death across 15 states, but the FDA did not publicly report on it. The FDA closed the investigation without disclosing the companies responsible for the contaminated Romaine lettuce due to the lack of remaining contaminated produce. A former FDA employee noted a shift towards greater transparency in recent years, but many staff responsible for public outreach about foodborne illnesses were let go as part of government cuts.
Lastly, a missing toddler in Arizona was safely guided back by a dog named Buford, who led rescuers to the child. Owner Scotty Dunton shared details of the rescue, highlighting the heroic efforts of Buford. This heartwarming story showcases the bond between humans and their four-legged companions.
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