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'Extraordinarily disturbing': Joe calls out DHS secretary video in El Salvador prison
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March 28, 2025
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2:36Now Playing#MorningJoe’s Joe Scarborough calls out a new video of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem standing in front of shirtless detainees inside a notorious El Salvador prison: “It was such a jarring, disturbing image.”
NBC News’ Julia Ainsley breaks down how the Trump administration used the Alien Enemies Act to send over 200 migrants—many without due process—to a prison known for human rights abuses: “They want to use this as a deterrence measure, but even a judge has asked, ‘How do we know who’s actually in there?’”
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