Trump administration Acknowledged in Court on Monday That the “administrative error” and “supervision” resulted in the deportation and prison of the Salvadorane man in the Supermax prison in El Salvador, despite the legal order forbids his removal.

Vertical Director of the Field Office for Immigration and Customs Implementation Robert Cerna said Kilmar Abrego Garcia was removed from the USA on March 15 as part of a series Deportation flights This was sent by hundreds of alleged members of the gang to the infamous prison in El Salvador, although the immigration judge approved his legal protection against deportation.

These flights are in the center of a court battle Between the Ministry of Justice and the Judge of US District Court James Boasberg, who blocked further deportations of alleged members of the gang of Banda de Aragua under the call of Trump’s administration The Law on Aliens Enemies of 1798..

Deportations flights on March 15 transported by 238 Venezuelans and 23 Salvadoranwhich all the officials of Trump’s administration officials described as members of the Bandi Too de Aragua and MS-13. The lawyers and relatives of many Venezuelanians have strongly denied the claims that their clients and loved members are gangs.

The applications were presented as part of a lawsuit filed Resident of Maryland who received legal status known as the “denial of removal” in 2019 after the immigration judge found that Abrego Garcia, who left his native land in 2011 at the age of 16, could face a prosecution by a gang if deported to El Salvador. His case first reported the Atlantic Late Monday.

Although Trump’s administration admits that she was wrong when she deported Abrego Garcia, she opposed the request to return him to the United States, the Government claimed that Abrego Garcia was dangerous to the community, claiming that he was a member of the MS-13 gang.

The Ministry of Justice also has claimed that federal courts have no authority To facilitate the return of Abrega Garcia, since it is now held by the Salvadorans’ government and is no longer in US custody. Even if they had the power to order his return, the Ministry of Justice said, in the application “showed that El Salvador was even inclined to consider the request for release at the request of the United States.”

Lawyer Simon Sandoval-Mosheberg called the rejection of Trump’s administration to try to return his client “awful”.

“I had unjust cases of deportation before, including the last Trump administration and in each such case, as soon as they realized what they had done, they leaned backwards,” he told CBS News.

Abrego Garcia lived in Maryland, along with his wife and their 5-year-old son, both of them are US nationals, according to the court sub-subcontractors submitted by his lawyers. Before being arrested last month by Ice, Abrego Garcia Rutinically attended an application with an agency, the application states. His lawyers said there was no criminal charges in the US, which is a finding that the government did not dispute.

In 2019, Abrego Garcia stood in front of a home warehouse at Hyattsville in Maryland, seeking work with three other men when he was arrested. His lawyer said he was questioned if he was a gang member, and when he told the police he was not, the police said they did not trust him and said they were calling the ice.

During the immigration procedure, Abrega’s lawyers said that the only evidence that the Government provided in favor of his gang belonging was that he wore a hat and hood of Chicago Bulls and that the confidential informant said he was an active MS-13 member in a gang branch acting on Long Iceland, in New York.

“He is not a member of the gang. He states against him, he is based on a whisper and shadow,” Sandoval-Mosheberg said.

Written by Abrego Garcia lawyers In their initial appeal That the name of their client was not involved in the report of the City Police Directorate in Hyattsville on the arrest of the Home Depot and said that the detective that the author of Bandi was part of the Suspendovan report.

A immigration judge ruled that the IT testimony was “proven and reliable”, but said he should not be deported to El Salvador.

In a statement on Tuesday, a spokesman for the Ministry of Homeland Security said that Abrego Garcia was “a member of the brutal gang of MS-13 and was allegedly involved in the people of the people. Whether in El Salvador or custody in the US, he should close him.”

Vice President JD Vance responded to media reports on Tuesday, Publication on x “Says that the whole American media will launch a propaganda surgery today, which is why you think the innocent” father 3 “” captured Gulag, “adding that Abrego Garcia” is an illegal immigrant without the right to be in our country. “

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