The lawyer says that Trump’s confirmation of the tattoo of the man who was mistakenly was distracted.

His lawyer says this does not matter any kind of tattoo that Kilmar Abrago Garcia has.

Rina Gandhi says that what matters is that her client was mistakenly deported to El Salvador, where he is still imprisoned without charge despite the court’s orders that the US government is working to return him.

US President Trump cleared those orders while drawing Garcia with violent gangs, Noting the joint tattoos as evidence.

Gandhi told As it happens Nil Kӧksal host.

“If the government will not make good -intentioned efforts to return it according to the order of the Supreme Court, by order of the provincial court, then I think we should feel anxious and wondering, do you know, who is the next?”

Conflicting data from the Trump administration

Garcia, a Salvadori immigrant who lives in Maryland, was arrested with his wife and three children, on March 14 and asked about his alleged involvement with the MS-13 gang, which was set by the US State Department as a foreign terrorist organization.

His lawyers deny that he has any gang affiliation. He was not accused of any crimes.

Garcia was sent to El Salvador on March 15, despite 2019 The court orders the exception of his deportation to the country. The Trump administration later admitted that it was an administrative mistake.

The Maryland Provincial Judge ordered the administration “to facilitate” Garcia’s immediate return and impact “, and the United States Supreme Court dupused the ruling.

The American administration has repeatedly insisted that Garcia’s fate is outside their hands, and Leib Boucley, President of El Salvadori, is the ability to release him.

but, In an interview with Terry Moran from ABC News on TuesdayTrump admitted that he could issue Garcia and return with a simple phone call if he wanted to.

“They are speaking on my side,” Gandhi said. “It is frustrating, and I have no good answer to how to understand a kind of these conflicting phrases.”

The administration accused “an attempt to defame the name of this man and put everything in the media, but, as you know, do not put anything in a real court.”

“This is not the approach that I believe in, and this is not the system that I believe in,” she said.

Joint tattoo

In the same interview ABC, Trump insisted that Garcia has a MS-13 tattoo on its joints.

Garcia photos show that he has four symbols on its joints: paper, smiling face, cross and gathering. Many experts He said Tattoos are not evidence of gangs.

On social media, Trump over and over again Share a picture of himself carrying a printed picture of tattoos in Garcia With “MS 1 3” overlooking the image in the digital text, each letter corresponds to one of the tattoos.

In his interview with Moran, Trump insisted that the photos he shared had not changed, and it seems that it means that Garcia literally the name of the gang tattooed his joints.

When Moran tried to correct the record, Trump enters: “MS-13. says MS-13”.

Gandhi says she cannot confirm in one way or another what tattoo that her client has, because she and her colleagues “were deprived of reaching him.”

In response to a question about how he does behind bars, she said: “I love to tell you. The real answer is that I do not know. I discovered information about it a lot like you.”

Home abuse allegations

Trump also accused Garcia of domestic violence, citing the petition for the year 2021, provided by his wife, Jennifer Vasquiz, Surah, who accused him of physically assaulting her.

Surah said in a statement on April 16 that she decided to drop the petition, and that she and her husband “were able to work through this situation separately as a family, including going to consultation.” BBC news reports.

I have defended his case since his deportation.

“All of them are watching,” said Surah on Wednesday during a protest in Washington, DC.

Meanwhile, the Democrats, the issue of Garcia, with Senator Maryland Chris van Holin His visit last month in El Salvador.

Democratic Senators made a decision to force the administration to report Congress about the steps it takes to comply with the courts, and another to compel the US State Department’s review of human rights issues in El Salvador.

The Trump administration has deported hundreds of people, most of whom are Venezuelans, to El Salvador in recent months under the Law of Foreign Enemies of 1798, accusing them of gang members without evidence or trial.

An American federal judge spent that the deportation was “Beyond the scope of the law“

Gandhi says that although this issue is wandering in this case, she believes that the rule of law will prevail, and its client will be released.

“I think we all should believe in this because this is what our society builds on. If we surrender, and we do not continue to pay for that, what we left?”