The United States brings Kilmar ábrego García, accidentally deported to El Salvador, to return to confronting the charges

Kilmar Ano Garcia, 29, from El Salvador, was accidentally deported in March, was returned to the United States to confront the prosecution of two federal criminal charges.

He was accused of participating in a conspiracy for trafficking for several years to transport immigrants who are not documented from Texas to other parts of the country.

Prosecutor Bam Bondi said on Friday that Al -Salvador agreed to release Mr. Obergo Garcia after the United States submitted a arrest memo. His lawyer described the charges “hateful”.

The White House was resisting the US Supreme Court order from April to “facilitate” its return after sending it to a prison in El Salvador, along with more than 250 other phases.

In the accusation of a major jury, it was brought in a court in Tennessee last month and was not neglected on Friday, and was charged with Mr. Al -Sayed.

Bondi said that the major jury found that Mr. “Garcia” played an important role “in a foreign smuggling cycle – as he brought thousands of illegal immigrants to the United States.

The allegations, which dates back to 2016, claim that it is transferred unrelated individuals between Texas, Maryland and other countries more than 100 times.

In addition, the indictment claims that he moved MS-13 members, as a foreign terrorist organization has identified by the United States.

The Trump administration had previously claimed that Mr. Abrego García was a member of the Al -Salvadouriya Gang, which he carried out.

Bondi also accused Mr. Alago Garcia of smuggling weapons and drugs in the United States of the gang, although he was not accused of any related crimes.

He appeared before the court to attend a preliminary session on Friday in Nashville, Tennessee. A hearing is scheduled to be held on June 13, when the American judge’s judge Barbara Holmes will determine whether there are reasons to keep him detained before his trial.

Currently, Mr. ábrego García is still in federal reservation.

The lawyers of Mr. Abrago Garcia have previously argued that he had never lasts for any criminal crime, including gang membership, in the United States or in El Salvador.

Simon Sandoval Motionberg, one of his lawyers, described the charges as “unhelpful” and the events as “abuse of power” at a press conference on Friday.

“The government has disappeared to a foreign prison in violation of the court’s order,” said Mr. Moshenburg. “Now, after months of delay and confidentiality, they return it, not to correct their mistake but to sue it.”

He added: “This is an abuse of power, not justice. The government must give him a full and fair trial before the same immigration judge who heard the case in 2019.”

Speaking to reporters on Friday, President Donald Trump called Mr. ábrego García as a “bad man” and said that the Ministry of Justice made the correct decision to return him to American territory to confront the trial.

Mr. Obrego García illegally entered the United States as a teenager of El Salvador. In 2019, he was arrested with three other men in Maryland and was detained by federal immigration authorities.

But the immigration judge granted him the protection from deportation on the basis that he may be at risk of persecution from local gangs in his homeland

On March 15, he was deported amid a migration campaign by the Trump administration, after he called Trump Foreign enemies lawThe War Time Law, which allows presidents to detain or deport indigenous people and citizens in the enemy country.

Mr. ábrego García was transferred to the massive Cecot in El Salvador, known for his brutal conditions.

While the government lawyers initially said that he was transferred there as a result of an “administrative error”, the Trump administration refused to arrange his return.

Whether the government was forced to “facilitate” his return to his home in the US state of Maryland, it has become the subject of a weekly legal and political battle.

After the Senator in Maryland Chris van Holin called for the vision of Mr. Abro Garcia in El Salvador, he was released to a different prison in that country.

On Friday, Van Holin reported that “this is not related to a man, it is related to his constitutional rights – and the rights of everyone.”

“The administration will now have to file its case in the Court of Law, as it should be all the time.”

“If a member of the gang is returned to confront the charges, of course we will not refuse.”

It is expected that Mr. ábrego García will appear as a preliminary appearance in the Tennessee court on Friday, where we will ask us to be detained in the nursery before the trial “because it poses a danger to society and a serious risk of aviation,” according to the detention movement.