Kilmar Abrago Garcia returns to us to confront accusations of transporting illegal immigrants

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, which Migrat A political flash point has become the Trump administration’s temporary migration, and returns to the United States to confront criminal charges related to what the Trump administration says is a huge human smuggling process that brought immigrants to the country illegally.

Officials said on Friday that he is expected to be sued in the United States, and if convicted, he will be returned to his mother country in El Salvador at the conclusion of the case.

“This is what American justice seems to be,” Public Prosecutor Bam Bondi said on Friday to announce the return of Abyerigo Garcia and the criminal charge.

The accusations stem from the stop of the 2022 vehicle, in which the Tennessee patrol on the Abrego Garcia was suspected of trafficking in human beings. A report issued by the US Department of Internal Security (DHS) in April states that any of the people in the car have luggage, while they included the same title Abrego Garcia.

Abrego Garcia was not charged with a crime, and officers allowed him to drive with a warning only of an expired driver, according to the DHS report. The report said that he was traveling from Texas to Maryland, through Missouri, to bring people to perform construction work.

In response to the issuance of the report in April, Abugo Garcia’s wife said in a statement that he sometimes conveyed groups of workers between work sites, “so it was completely reasonable that he had been withdrawn while driving with others in the car. He was not accused of any crime or cited any violations.”

The Trump administration has been deployed to Abu Garcia’s interactions with the police over the years, although there are no corresponding criminal charges, while facing an order in the Federal Court and some call to Congress to return it to the United States

Lawyer says that Abjo Garcia deserves his day in court.

The authorities in Tennessee released a video of the 2022 traffic station last month. The physical camera shots show a calm and friendly exchange between officers with Tennessee Patrol Highway.

Then the officers discussed among themselves their doubts about human trafficking because nine people were traveling without luggage. One of the officers said: “He withdraws these people for money.” Another said he had $ 1,400 at an envelope.

Simon Sandoval-Mushcheng, the lawyer for Abyerigo Garcia, said in a statement after the release of footage in May that he had not seen any evidence of a crime in the shots that were issued.

“But the point is not the traffic-it stops that Mr. Alago Garcia deserves his day in court,” said Sandoval-Mushnberg.

This step comes days after the Trump administration complied with a court order to return a Guatemali man who was deported to Mexico despite his fears of harm there.

The man, who was identified in the court papers as OCG, was the first known person to have been returned to the American nursery after deportation since the beginning of US President Donald Trump’s second term.