Sen Van Holin says the shock man “shock”

American Senator Chris van Holin said a man from Maryland, who was accidentally deported to El Salvador, was transferred to a new prison.

The Democratic Senator was speaking after his return from El Salvador, where Kilmar Ango Garcia, who was sent to the famous Sewel Mega Sayyout (Cabinet Center) met last month.

Van Holin said that Mr. Garcia was a “shock” and fear of other prisoners during the facility, adding that he was transferred to another facility in the country more than a week ago.

The Supreme Court ordered the government to “facilitate” his return, but Trump administration officials continued to decline against the matter.

The White House accuses him of being a member of the Silvadorian Gang of National MS-13, a dedicated foreign terrorist organization, and said he will not return to the United States.

Mr. ábrego García has not been convicted of a crime. His family and his lawyer strongly denied that he was a member of MS-13.

Chris van Holin said he was initially banned from the interview of Mr. Alago Garcia by the Salvaduri authorities. Later, he said that government officials helped facilitate a meeting and was Mr. ábrego García Bring to the Senator Hotel.

“His conversation was with me the first contact with anyone outside the prison since his kidnapping,” Van Holin said.

“He said he was very sad that he was in prison because he did not commit any crimes.”

Van Holin added that the circumstances in the new prison, in the Santa Anna El Salvadorian city, were better.

“He still cannot reach any news from the outside world, nor the ability to communicate with anyone in the outside world,” Van Holin said.

The case of Mr. Obrego García is part of a heavy confrontation between the Trump administration and the US court system on the issue of immigration.

A Separate He was brewing after the judge said that he could carry the Trump administration in contempt for his “intentional ignorance” of his order prohibiting deportation trips.

Many judges – including the US Supreme Court ruling unanimously – said that the government should facilitate the return of Mr. ábrego García to the United States. But the White House insisted that Maryland’s man will “No” lives in the United States again.

“If (Mr.” Garcia) ends up in the United States, he will be deported immediately again. “

“He is not a very innocent man,” President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House Mr. Urgo Garcia.

Mr. ábrego García faced at least two other claims of criminal activity, none of them condemned.

His wife claimed a precautionary order for 2021 that he attacked her physically on multiple occasions, according to the documents that she shares US Interior Ministry.

Jennifer Vasquez decided to not follow up with the court’s operation, saying that she and her husband “are able to work through this situation separately as a family, including going to consultation.”

A separate incident was reported in 2022, when Mr. ábrego García was pulled into Tennessee with speed.

One of the officers speculated that he participated in human trafficking, due to the presence of many people in the car and tells the authorities that he is traveling from Texas to Maryland, according to information shared by the BBC partner.

No criminal case of the accident was launched. His wife said that he “worked in construction and sometimes transmitting groups of workers between work sites.”

At the heart of the case, though, are allegations of his involvement in the MS-13, which the Trump administration used to expel it under the law of foreign enemies.

The president has raised the law to deport hundreds so far, on the pretext that the alleged gang members were terrorists.

Sen Van Holin said that the Trump administration wants to “get rid of lying about what this issue is going on.”

“If you want to make claims about Abrego García, you must submit them in the courts, not on social media,” he said.

Mr. ábrego García was arrested by the immigration authorities on March 12 in Baltimore, before he was deported from Texas to El Salvador on March 15.