Senator Accuses Bukele, Trump in 'Margarita-Gate' Setup
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US Senator Chris Van Hollen visited El Salvador to investigate the wrongful deportation of US citizen Kilmar Abrego Garcia. While relieved to meet Abrego Garcia, Van Hollen accused El Salvador's President Bukele and President Trump of a setup, alleging that margarita glasses were placed on their meeting table by Salvadoran officials to defame them. Van Hollen insists neither he nor Abrego Garcia touched the drinks. Trump dismissed Van Hollen's claims and reiterated unsubstantiated allegations against Abrego Garcia, diverting attention from the US government's non-compliance with a Supreme Court order for Abrego Garcia's return.
US Senator Chris Van Hollen visited El Salvador to investigate the wrongful deportation of US citizen Kilmar Abrego Garcia. While relieved to meet Abrego Garcia, Van Hollen accused El Salvador's President Bukele and President Trump of a setup, alleging that margarita glasses were placed on their meeting table by Salvadoran officials to defame them. Van Hollen insists neither he nor Abrego Garcia touched the drinks. Trump dismissed Van Hollen's claims and reiterated unsubstantiated allegations against Abrego Garcia, diverting attention from the US government's non-compliance with a Supreme Court order for Abrego Garcia's return.
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