Either the U.S. government *is* able to exert monetary and diplomatic pressure on El Salvador sufficient to produce Abrego Garcia’s release, or it isn’t. The latter would be either a bald-faced lie or a pretty stunning concession of our national impotence. The Vice President should pick one.
in reply to Steve Vladeck
In reality, situations like this are often more complicated than a binary choice. Even when a country has overwhelming economic and diplomatic power, like the United States, influencing the decisions of a sovereign state like El Salvador depends on many factors. Poly Track

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