A man who was accidentally deported to El Salvador “alive and safe,” says the United States

One of the judge was told that the man who was accidentally deported from Maryland to a huge generation in El Salvador is “alive and safe”.

The update came to the place of Kilmar Abrago Garcia, days after the Supreme Court bite that the Trump administration should facilitate its release and return to the United States.

“I understand it, based on official reports from our embassy in San Salvador, that Abyerigo Garcia is being held at the Al -Sulfador Terrorism Center,” said Michael Kozak, an official at the Foreign Ministry.

President Donald Trump is scheduled to sit on Monday with his counterpart from El Salvador, as he sent more than 200 immigrants claiming to be members of the gangs.

The US government has recognized Mr. Garcia who was deported because of a “administrative error”, although it also claims to be a member of the MS-13 gang, which his lawyer denies.

It was one of 238 Veneers and 23 Salvadorians. The Trump administration was deported last month to the famous terrorist detention center in El Salvador under the arrangement between the two countries.

“It is alive and safe in this facility,” added Mr. Kozak on Saturday.

A migration judge, Mr. Salvadori, was granted legal protection from deportation in 2019.

The Trump administration fought against Mr. Garcia’s assistance to return to the United States, and Paula Shinis has argued its judge in the state of Maryland with its authority when it ordered the procedure.

However, the US Supreme Court, which has a majority of 6-3 conservatives, It was weighed in the case this week He unanimously supported the matter to help facilitate his release.

On Friday, Judge Shinis directed the Trump administration to provide it with daily updates about the steps taken to return Mr. Garcia to the United States.

In the court documents, Mr. Garcia’s lawyers accused the US government of trying to “delay the orders of the court of defeat and the soil, while the life and safety of a man is in danger.”

Mr. Garcia, 29, entered the United States illegally in adolescence from El Salvador. In 2019, he was arrested with three other men in Maryland and was detained by federal immigration authorities.

He was then granted to deport protection on the basis that it may be vulnerable to persecution from local gangs in his home country.

Trump told the correspondents this week that if the Supreme Court said, “I repeat someone, I will do so.”

“I respect the Supreme Court,” he said.

His meeting with President El Salvadori Nayb is scheduled to take place in the White House on Monday.

In a post on the social truth platform, Trump said he was looking forward to this and thanked a agent for accepting “some of the most violent foreigners in the world” – referring to those who were deported as “barbarians.”

“Their future is up to the president and his government,” Trump said. “They will never threaten or threaten our citizens again!”