It's Thursday, April 17th.
I'm Erin Ryan in for Jane Costen, and this is What A Day, the show that says, Do Not Die Potatoes for Easter.
I don't care what the Atlantic Magazine says is okay, or how much eggs cost right now.
Do not die potatoes.
On today's show, California sues President Donald Trump over his tariffs, and surprise surprise,
Georgia rep Marjorie Taylor Greene made some green of her own off Trump's tariff flip flop.
But first, let's talk about immigration.
On Wednesday,
Maryland Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen traveled to El Salvador to push for the release of Kilmar-Obrego Garcia.
He's the Maryland man who the government wrongfully deported to a Salvadoran super-prison last month,
alleging, despite paper-thin evidence, that he's a member of the gang MS-13.
Van Hollen held a press conference after meeting with El Salvador's vice president.
He said the Salvadoran officials denied his request to see or speak with Obrego Garcia.
He also forcefully disputed the White House's story about him.
I want to emphasize
that President Trump and our Attorney General Pam Bondi and the vice president of the United States are lying when they say
that Obrego Garcia has been charged with a crime or as part of MS-13.
That is a lie.
Van Hollen said he asked the Salvadoran vice president why the country was continuing to hold Obrego Garcia in a maximum security prison known as CCOT
if neither the U.S.