Garcia Will Be Back Court Wednesday for a Detention Hearing
- A federal judge ordered Kilmar Abrego Garcia's release pending trial on human smuggling charges, while noting he might be taken into ICE custody upon release.
- Garcia was observed driving an SUV with eight passengers, leading an officer to believe he was smuggling them, stating he was 'hauling these people for money.'
- Federal Magistrate Barbara D. Holmes denied the U.S. Department of Justice's request to detain Garcia, emphasizing release conditions for community safety.
- Holmes stated that persons not convicted of a crime should be released pending trial, finding strong factors favoring Garcia's release.
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Judge Orders Kilmar Abrego Garcia Be Released Before Trial, But ICE Detention Still Possible
A federal judge on Sunday ordered the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia pending trial on human smuggling charges, while acknowledging that the Salvadoran national may still be taken into Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody upon release. Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, was returned to the United States earlier this month after a court ruling determined he should not have been deported to his home country in March…
Feds: Kilmar Abrego Garcia to stay in immigration custody despite judge's pretrial release ruling
A magistrate judge ruled Sunday that the government cannot hold Kilmar Abrego Garcia on pretrial detention in the criminal migrant smuggling case against him -- though the judge said he'll likely still be detained as an illegal immigrant anyway.
A federal judge this Sunday ordered the release of Kilmar Ábrego García, the Salvadoran migrant worker illegally deported by Donald Trump’s government and now prosecuted for alleged human trafficking charges. Judge Barbara Holmes’ decision represents a blow to the criminalizing narrative promoted by the Republican administration. READ ALSO:Salvadoreño Kilmar Ábrego García pleads not guilty at the U.S. hearing. The federal prosecutor’s office has…
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