A Salvadorn citizen Exemption In the United States, the national outcry in the United States will remain in jail for now, as lawyers have discussed how to prevent him from being removed from the country for the second time.
On Wednesday, a pre-trial was to be taken into custody without bail from Kilmar Abrego Garcia. He has been taken into custody on a criminal charges of human trafficking in Tennessee’s Nashville.
President Donald Trump’s administration had tried to stop his rescue, realizing that he was at risk of flying.
But the US District Judge Waiverly Cranesho fulfilled the earlier decision of the magistrate judge that Abrego Garcia was eligible to run free.
However, in an unexpected turn, lawyers from both sides argued that if ABRGO was released to Garcia, he is at risk of taking into account the possession of emigration and custom enforcement (ICE) for another deportation.
This will deprive Abrego Garcia’s opportunity to rescue himself against the allegations he rejected. And the government’s lawyers argued that this would reduce their criminal case against him.
In a written decision, Judge Cranesho mentioned that the government’s choice was to “hurt himself” in the executive branch.
“If it is expelled, the government argues that the justice department will be deprived of the opportunity to pursue criminal charges against Abrego,” Cranesho wrote.
But, he further said, “It is the decision of the executive branch to keep the government in this situation.”
Finally, it was decided that if Aibrego Garcia was in possession, the lawyers realized whether they could prevent the ABRGO Garcia case.
A high-profile case
Abrego Garcia appeared at a hearing on Wednesday, wearing a headset to listen to an orange jel-gel-interesting T-shirt and a spanish interpreter.
This was the latest chapter in the ongoing battle between Abrego Garcia and the Trump administration.
According to his lawyers, Aibrego Garcia fled to Salvador as a teenager as a teenager and reached the United States around 9am. They have lived in Merland for more than a decade, where he and his American wife have been raising three children.
In 2019, a judge gave him a protection order that prohibited him from being removed from the United States.
But on March 2 March, Abrego Garcia grew in the immigration raids organized as part of the collective deportation campaign of President Trump.
He and more than 3 Venezuelans and Salvadorns were accused of being a gang members and was expelled by Al Salvador.
Most of the accused were sent to the Central de Confinimiento Del Terrerizo or Sacot for the accused in terrorism. But the lawyers of the refugee immigrants have argued that many of their customers have no criminal records, and in the process of finding the status quo in the United States to live forever in the United States.
Lawyers have also pointed out that the ICE has given some evidence against some refugees, in some cases only their tattoo -based people have been arrested.
The Trump administration, however, has appointed Latin American gangs like MS -13 and the like Aragua train He tried to draw attention to his presence as a “foreign terrorist organization” and his presence in the United States.
Al Salvador has many legal challenges after the flights. In the case of Abrego Garcia, the government acknowledged that the “administrative error” has been the result of the removal.
But even after the Supreme Court ordered the government to return, the Trump administration initially insisted that it could not be brought back to the United States.
Back to the United States
It changed on June 7, when Aibrego Garcia was Came back To the US. The Trump administration justified the return of the United States on the allegations of smuggling of abusive immigrants in the United States.
This is a charge for stopping traffic of 2022 to speed up the Tennessee. In a video recording of the stop, one of the police officers of the police and saw that Abrego Garcia was driving with nine passengers and estimated that he was smuggling. But no criminal allegations were made at that time.
The Trump administration revealed that in May this year, he has demanded a criminal prosecution in May, announcing his return to the United States of Abrego Garcia this month.
At a recent arrest hearing, Homeland Security Special Agent Peter Joseph testified that Abrego Garcia had not started an inquiry by April.
Abrego Garcia was not convicted on June 13 for smuggling, and his lawyers featured them as an attempt to prove their wrongdoing.
Sunday’s US magistrate. Judge Judge Barbara Holmes decided that Abrego Garcia did not have to be in jail before his criminal case.
But she described the decision as “a little more than educational exercise”, as maybe the ICE will be re -occupied if he left Abrego Garcia.
The hearing on Wednesday became the focal point of how to prevent Abrego Garcia from being expelled from the second second.
Abrego Garcia’s lawyer, Sin Harekar, said that the witnesses who cooperated with the Trump administration were rescued from the potential deportation.
“The government has made sure the cooperation of the witnesses by ensuring that the people will not be expelled,” Harekar said.
If the government could save the witnesses from removing the witnesses, then Harekar asked why he could not do this for Abrego Garcia.
In the meantime, American Attorney Rob McGuire, who represented the government’s case, was working. He argued that the executive branch of the government was spacious and had little control over the actions of each component.
Nevertheless, he further said that he would ask the Homeland Security Department to cooperate with not being expelled Abrego Garcia.
“This is an independent agency with independent leadership and independent directions,” said Macguir. “I will coordinate. But I can’t tell them what to do.”
Speaking at a press conference before the court hearing, Abego Garcia’s wife, Jennifer Vaskez Sura, mentioned that it has been 66 days since the government was “abducted” the husband. She asked for his safe return.
She said, “The jar should never be taken away from us.” “This battle is the most difficult thing in my life.”
