The first court day of Kilmar Abrego Garcia ends without the detention decision

After nearly six hours of the certificate on Friday, the human trader accused Kilmar Abrago Garcia It is not closer to knowing if he can be released from the reservation pending his federal trial in Nashville.

The hearing before the trial started with Abrego Garcia, which is alleged MS-13 member He was accused of trafficking of illegal immigrants and conspiring with others to do so, unjust pleasure.

On Friday, the Garcia legal team told Garcia, Judge Barbara Holmes, that he had time to review the indictment and that Garcia understood what he was accused of before he officially entered the call, which stems from the 2022 traffic station.

The federal criminal case comes against Alago Garcia after a high -level legal battle, lengthy for his deportation Trump administration efforts To delay his return to the United States, even after the Supreme Court ordered the administration to “facilitate” his release.

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Abro Garcia remained silently during the procedures, wearing a red suit with a less orange shirt, often focused on the prosecution and a window in the courtroom. The mother of Abo Garcia, her brother and her wife attended in the court, as well as the non -profit court members who appointed private preachers (CASA), which was helping in some translations of the family and providing moral support.

During the hearing, the prosecution of the agent of Peter Joseph, who told the prosecutors that he was appointed for the first time in the April Garcia case in April 2025, when Alago Garcia was still being held in El Salvador.

Since then, Joseph said, he has reviewed footage from the 2022 Abrego Garcia Traffic Station, which has emerged as a basis for human smuggling charges.

At that time, Youssef told the prosecutor, Abro Garcia was driving a car with nine passengers and was withdrawn while traveling From St. Louis To Maryland with an expired license.

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Joseph said that six of the nine travelers in the car were identified as illegally in the country, adding one of the trucks in the truck that the officers told that he was born in 2007, which would make him only 15 at that time.

Joseph said that, based on evidence, Abyerigo Garcia was paid $ 1,000 per trip and he would transfer 50 people per month.

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In addition to smuggling, Joseph claimed that Abyerigo Garcia also participated in inappropriate behavior with underage girls who were transferring him, including a 15 -year -old child claiming to have asked Parisia to send him nude photos.

However, during the interrogation of the defense, it was noted that Joseph was not present for some interviews with female sources, which prompted the defense to demand that his testimony was based on rumors and should be disposed of.

Holmes, however, allowed all certificates, without beating anything.

Acting American lawyer, Robert McGuer, also discussed two preventive requests submitted by the wife of Alago Garcia, Jennifer Vasquiz, Surat, in 2020 and 2021, describing it as offensive and Madboudi.

McGoier argued for Abyerigo Garcia, who was being held awaiting trial, saying that he posed a threat to flying and the risk of the public based on what he called a look at the highway movement and evidence presented in the court on the presence of serious concerns about the transfer of the palace.

However, Will Alinsworth, the federal general defender who represents Abu Garcia, argued that the certificate was unorganized and that it was unclear how clear the rumors. He claimed that there should be no concern about the fact that Aberigo Garcia is a flight risk because he would go directly to the detention of ice.

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Another general defender, Domaka Shabaz, argued that the accusation that is settled is not the crime of terrorism, which he said was clearly supporting. Shabaz also said that Abyerigo Garcia has suffered from shock and depression due to his deportation, with strong relationships with society and all his loved ones in the United States, so he has no incentive to escape.

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Holmes did not specify a date for the next court session, but he said it would be determined soon.

Breanne Deppisch from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.