The United States government has filed a status update in the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man wrongfully deported to El Salvador, as ordered by Judge Paula Xinis. The update, filed by a senior State Department official, simply states that Abrego Garcia is alive and being held in a Terrorism Confinement Center in El Salvador. However, there is no mention of steps being taken to bring him back to the US as ordered by the Supreme Court.
Abrego Garcia’s attorney, Simon Sandoval, expressed frustration over the lack of information provided by the government. Judge Xinis had ordered status updates to be filed continuously over the weekend. In response, Abrego Garcia’s attorneys are requesting the judge to issue a new order and have the government explain why it should not be held in contempt by Monday morning.
The case has drawn attention as Abrego Garcia’s deportation was ruled as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. Yet, efforts to bring him back to the US have not been clearly outlined in the status update provided by the government. Abrego Garcia remains detained in El Salvador, with no clear timeline or plan for his return. The lack of transparency and action in this case raises concerns about the US government’s commitment to rectifying this wrongful deportation.
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