US EditionKilmar Abrego Garcia says he fled gang violence in El Salvador. He became a political flashpoint in the US
- Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an admitted MS-13 gang member from El Salvador, was deported from Maryland to his home country in early 2025.
- Two judges ordered his deportation at the end of Trump's presidency after he was arrested with gang members for human trafficking and charged with domestic abuse.
- Garcia claimed danger from a rival gang if returned, but that gang no longer exists, and El Salvador's president will not extradite him back to the U.S.
- A Supreme Court ruling mandated his return to the U.S. by April 7, 2025, and his lawyers filed to depose White House officials over alleged noncompliance.
- The case highlights tensions over immigration enforcement, executive action, and the court's role in facilitating deportation and return processes.
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‘In the dark’: Ex-prosecutor reveals legal filing that could haul White House into court
Former federal prosecutor Joyce Vance wrote Thursday that a new filing from the lawyers of a Maryland father detained and sent to El Salvador could mean someone at the White House must testify. Kilmar Ábrego García was sent to an El Salvador prison in error, according to a Justice Department attorne...
Abrego García claims to have fled gang violence in El Salvador. It is now a source of political tension in the U.S. By Michael Williams, Merlin Delcid, Priscilla Álvarez and Angélica Franganillo Díaz, CNN In the weeks since Kilmar Ábrego García's wrongful deportation to El Salvador, the U.S. government and his family have presented divergent versions of the man who has become the face of President Donald Trump's immigration offensive. In the gov…
Kilmar Abrego García has become a symbol of the arbitrariness and injustices that the Donald Trump administration has committed in its mass deportation campaign. Rios of ink have run over his expulsion to El Salvador, despite the fact that he had a court order that prohibited him, and the government’s refusal to facilitate his return after the Supreme Court ordered him to do so. But the Salvadoran was not the only migrant unduly deported that ni…
Kilmar Abrego Garcia says he fled gang violence in El Salvador. He became a political flashpoint in the US
The federal government and his family have presented divergent portraits of the man who has become the face of President Donald Trump’s crackdown against immigration.
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In the weeks since Kilmar Ábrego García’s deportation by mistake to El Salvador, the U.S. government and his family have presented divergent versions of the man who has become the face of President Donald Trump’s immigration offensive. By CNN In the government’s description, Ábrego García is a gang member—and now a terrorist—with a history of violence and suspicious associations, which “belongs to jail and outside U.S. territory.” The government…
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