Kilmar Abrego Garcia back in U.S., charged with human smuggling as lawyers vow ongoing fight / Global
Saturday, June 7, 2025, 3:20 pm
U.S. authorities have charged Kilmar Abrego Garcia with human smuggling following his deportation to El Salvador, despite an ongoing judicial order. Legal representatives have vowed a continued fight over his case as federal and judicial standoffs intensify over immigration protocols and cross-border human trafficking operations.
Abrego Garcia was deported to El Salvador in March despite the U.S. immigration judge's order.
Release from El Salvador prison another chapter in standoff between Trump officials and the courts over deportation that officials acknowledged was done in error
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