US immigration officials intend to deport Kilmar Ábrego García to Uganda | Kilmar Ábrego García

US immigration officials, according to the Saturday court, to stay in prison and claim to be guilty of human trafficking accusations to be deported to Costa Rica to deport an offer after rejecting an offer to deport Kilmar ábrego García’yı Uganda’ya said they wanted to deport.

The Costa Rica proposal arrived late on Thursday, and it was clear that the Salvadorian citizen would probably be released from a Tennessee prison the next day.

Ábrego refused to extend his stay in prison and was released on Friday to wait for the trial in Maryland with his family. Later on that day, the Ministry of Homeland Security (DHS) reported that he would be deported to Uganda and should report to immigration officials on Monday.

Accordingly Official documents have been published online, DHS Friday afternoon ábrego’nun lawyers, “DHS can remove your client,” Uganda’ya currently 72 hours (no weekends), “he said.

Migration and Customs Protection also directed ábrego to report to the Baltimore office on Monday. accordingly Records published online.

After ábrego escaped from gang violence, he entered the USA as a young man in 2011 without permission. Later, El Salvador was ordered a federal protection order against being deported.

The 30 -year -old child was initially deported by Federal immigration officials in March. Although the Trump administration admitted that the deportation of ábrego was a “administrative mistake ,, the authorities accused him of repeatedly being connected to the MS-13 gang, and he strongly rejected ábrego and his family.

According to the court documents opened by his lawyers in July, ábrego was physically and psychologically tortured during the detention of El Salvador in the so -called Terrorism Gate Center (CECOT).

Following the wrong deportation of ábrego, the Trump administration encountered widespread pressure to return to the United States, including a Supreme Court order, including a Supreme Court order that directed federal authorities to “facilitate”.

In June, the Trump administration returned ábrego from El Salvador, accused of crimes against human smuggling, which his lawyers rejected as “irrational .. The penalty hearing is expected to begin in January.

Before he was deported, ábrego has lived in Maryland for more than decade, working in construction while marrying an American wife.

Although ábrego was thought to be suitable for the hearing, he was in prison at the request of his lawyers who feared that the Republican administration could try to deport him immediately if he was released. In a separate case in Maryland, these fears were slightly decreased by a final decision that required immigration officials to allow ábrego to be installed in a defense.

Separately, in his statement at the beginning of this week, Uganda said that accepting some asylum seekers who were deported from the United States and the United States agreed to make a “temporary agreement ..

Uganda Permanent Secretary of Foreign Affairs Bagiire Vincent Waiswa said: “The agreement is related to the citizens of third country who cannot be shelter in the United States but are not worried about returning to origin countries or who are concerned.”

Waiswa added: “This is a temporary regulation with conditions in which the criminal record and unaccompanied minors will not be accepted.