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A Republican senator is now criticizing the Trump administration's handling of Kilmar Abrego Garcia's deportation to El Salvador.
John Kennedy of Louisiana also says he'll watch President Trump's response to court orders.
NPR's Luke Garrett explains.
Senator Kennedy told NBC News, Abrego Garcia never should have been sent to El Salvador.
Look, this was a screw up in my opinion.
The administration won't admit it.
Kennedy also said Abrego Garcia should have received a hearing before his wrongful deportation to El Salvador in prison.
But when asked whether he believes Trump is in defiance of a court order to facilitate the man's return,
Kennedy said.
I don't believe that President Trump will defy a federal judge's order.
If he does, I'll call him out on it.
And Kennedy called Trump's proposal of sending Americans to El Salvador not,
quote, appropriate or moral.