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US judge fails to rule on status of returned deportee Abrego; future of smuggling case uncertain

TENNESSEE, UNITED STATES, JUL 16 – Federal Judge Waverly Crenshaw will decide if Kilmar Abrego Garcia can be released while facing human smuggling charges amid concerns he may be deported again before trial.

  • A federal judge in Tennessee is considering whether to release Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national, from jail ahead of trial, but delayed the decision until next week.
  • Abrego Garcia's defense team argues he was unlawfully deported to El Salvador in violation of a 2019 immigration court order, while prosecutors claim he is affiliated with MS-13 and poses a danger to the public.
  • A separate court in Maryland is considering requiring the Department of Homeland Security to give 72-hour notice before attempting to remove Abrego Garcia if he is released, as there are concerns he could be deported before legal challenges are resolved.
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By Chris Youd, CNN US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem called Kilmar Ábrego García “a monster” during a press conference in Nashville on Friday. Ábrego García’s case has garnered international attention after he was wrongfully deported and imprisoned in El Salvador’s notorious mega-prison earlier this year. Last month, Ábrego García was returned to Tennessee and is being held in pretrial detention on federal human trafficking charges. Noe…

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