News Groups Seek Abrego Garca Case Transparency
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14 news outlets ask judge to unseal filings in Abrego García case
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Kilmar Abrego García , 29 , was mistakenly deported to El Salvador in March .
A coalition of 14 news organizations has asked the federal judge overseeing the case to unseal court filings.
The case raises "profound questions of separation of powers, civil liberties, and foreign relations," the news organizations say.
The passengers were sent to El Salvador’s Terrorism Confinement Center , a prison known for its harsh conditions.
The Salvadoran government has said it does not have inmates who are gang members.
The Wall Street Journal , ABC News , the Associated Press , Bloomberg and Bloomberg filed to unseal portions of the case.
A spokesperson for Dow Jones & Company said Dow Jones organized the effort.
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