Kilmar Abrago Garcia returns to counter migration smuggling

Maryland resident Kilmar Abrago Garcia He was returned to the United States to confront criminal charges related to an alleged migrant smuggling episode on Friday, after months of deporting a mistake to prison in his native Salvador.

ABREGA Garcia was charged with the Central Region of Tennessee for the transportation of immigrants who are not documented within the United States.

He called a lawyer for a married father for three charges of “abuse of power” and accused the Trump administration of “playing games” with a federal judge months ago His command returned to the United States

The indictment claims that Abyerigo Garcia and others from 2016 to 2025 “conspired to bring foreigners who are not documented to the United States from countries such as Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Ecuador, and elsewhere, they eventually pass through Mexico before crossing to Texas.”

The Grand Compliance, which issued the indictment, found that he made more than 100 trips to evading thousands of immigrants.

The indictment was issued on May 21, but it remained sealed until Friday, shortly before the Prosecutor Pam Bondi announced at a press conference on Friday that Abro Garcia had landed in the United States.

“Over the past nine years, Bondi has found an important role in a foreign smuggling ring,” Bondi said.

“They found that this was full-time job, not a contractor. He was a smuggler of humans, children and women … MS-13 members, violent gangs, terrorist organization members all over our country.

Bondi said that the episode Aberigo Garcia was involved with her “responsible for the death of more than 50 migrants in 2021 after the trailer turned in Mexico.”

The Prosecutor also detailed allegations of the indictment that was not charged with Abrego Garcia.

She also said that he “misrepresented the undocumented female treatment, according to the participants, who were under his control while they were transporting throughout our country”, and “firearms and drugs that were trafficking throughout our country.”

The Prosecutor also said, “One of the conspirators claimed that the defendant had requested nude photos and videos of a minor.”

Bondi said that one of the participants claims that the defendant played a role in the killing of the mother of a competing gang member. “

“The government Kilmar has disappeared into a foreign prison in violation of the court’s order,” the lawyer of the Abu Garcia Simon Sandoval-Mushchengro said in a statement in favor of NBC 4 in Washington, DC.

“Now, after months of delay and confidentiality, they are returning it, not to correct their mistake but to sue it,” said Sandoval-Mushchengg.

“This indicates that they were playing games with the stadium all the time. Legal procedures mean an opportunity to defend yourself before you are punished, not after that. This is a misuse of power, not justice,” said Sandoval-Mushnberg.

“The government must put it in the trial, yes, but before the migration judge himself who heard his case in 2019, which is the normal way to do things,” to ensure that his case is dealt with as if it was not incorrectly sent to El Salvador, “as the Supreme Court ordered.”

The Trump administration says Aberigo Garcia is a member of the famous gang MS-13, which the United States considers a foreign terrorist organization. He denies belonging to the gang,

Abro Garcia was detained by migration and customs enforcement agents in Maryland on March 12.

He was deported after three days, while the administration confessed later a mistake.

Abro Garcia was undergoing a ban in 2019 by a judge prohibiting his removal to El Salvador due to fears that he would be persecuted there.

Although he confessed that he should not be removed, the Trump administration has claimed that it could not return Abugo Garcia to the United States, even after the Maryland Provincial Court judge ordered federal officials to facilitate his return.

The Supreme Court in April supported this.

In a publication on Friday, President El Salvador Nayeb Bokil wrote, “As I said in the Oval Office: 1. I will never deal with the terrorist to the United States. 2.

“After saying this, we are working with the Trump administration, and if they request the return of a gang member to confront the charges, of course we will not reject.”

Senator Chris Van Holin, a democratic in Maryland, traveled to El Salvador to visit Abu Garcia after removing him from the United States, in a statement that he said: “For several months, the Trump administration rocked the Supreme Court and our constitution.”

“It seems that they have recently retracted our demands to comply with the orders of the court and the rights of legal procedures granted to all in the United States,” Van Holin said. “As I said again and again, it is not about the man, but rather its constitutional rights – and the rights of everyone. The administration will now have to present its case in the Court of Law, as it should be all the time.”