US Supreme Court orders Return immigrants have been mistakenly deported to El Salvador Human Rights News

The lawyer of the Salvadorian man, Kilmar Abrago Garcia, descends from the Supreme Court order, saying that “the ruling of the law has prevailed.”

The US Supreme Court ordered the government to “facilitate” the return of a Salvadori man was a mistakeIn a decision seen as a small victory against President Donald Trump’s immigration policy.

Kilmar Abugo Garcia, 29, lived in the Eastern State of Maryland until he became one of the more than 200 people who were sent to a prison in El Salvador last month as part of the Trump campaign against immigrants who are not documented.

Most of the deportees were suspected of the members of the Venezuelan gang, Trin de Aragoa, which announced the Trump administration “a foreign terrorist organization”.

But the lawyers of the Ministry of Justice later admitted that Garcia, who is married to the United States, was deported due to an “administrative mistake.”

In a decision issued on Thursday, the conservative Supreme Court ordered the flexibility of the government to “facilitate” the release of Garcia from the nursery in El Salvador Prison “and to ensure that his case was tackled as if it was not incorrectly sent to El Salvador.

Simon Sandoval-Mushchengor, the lawyer for the court, praised the court, saying, “The rule of law has prevailed.”

Garcia He has lived in the United States under the legal status protected since 2019 when the judge stipulated that he should not be deported because he might be harmed in his home country.

After his deportation and retirement in the famous anti -terrorist prison, Sikot, the minimum courts ordered the return of the United States government to the United States by midnight on Monday.

The Supreme Court put this in hours before the deadline, after the administration requested an emergency ruling.

In its challenge, the government argued that Garcia is a member of the Gang Salvadran MS-13, which is required that the minimum courts that found it lacking evidence.

The US government also argued that he no longer had a jurisdiction to release Garcia now after he became on the soil of Salvadori, describing the orders of the lower courts “unprecedented and unprecedented.”

“We are confident that the people who are (in Cecot) should be there, and they must stay there for the rest of their lives.” Minister of Internal Security Christie sleep He said on Wednesday, according to the news website Axios.

The White House distributed a $ 6 million deal with Al Salvadori President Nayyib Boukil for the alleged gang members in prison.

“The deadline (Monday) is no longer the matter facing an effective challenge,” the Supreme Court ruled on Thursday.

However, “the rest of the province’s court is still in force” which requires the return of Abu Garcia, although the lower court must clarify its order “taking into account the agreement due to the executive authority in the behavior of foreign affairs.”

A statement signed by the liberal judges, Sonia Sotomoor, Elena Kagan and Kitanji Brown Jackson, argued that there was no “basis in law” to remove Garcia to El Salvador.

On Friday, Human Rights Watch called on the United States government to reveal information about all people who moved to Cecot and allowed them to communicate with the outside world, as “cruelty” entered the treatment of deportees by the United States and El Salvador.

In a recent decision issued, the Supreme Court ruled that Trump could continue the government The deportation of Venezuelan immigrants Under the law of war in the eighteenth century.