Washington -Honka US citizen 29-year-old man who was recognized as Trump's administration was, was mistakenly deported Salvador said she was afraid of his safety in shameful Mega-scrolling Where he is being held, claiming that her husband is “strange father” and “not the criminal”.
On March 15, Kilmar Protrara Garcia was deported to Salvador and imprisoned the maximum security of this country, known as the SECTION, in the series American deportation flights who ignored the legal battle in the US courts.
Trump's administration has recognized In the Federal Court that his deportation was an “administrative mistake” because the Immigration Judge in 2019 gave him legal protection against sending to Salvador. But he rejected the requests to return both Garcia, saying that the United States no longer had custody of it. It also accuses him of being part of a transnational criminal gang. In court documents, both both both Harcia stated that their client had no criminal record, and the conclusion that the government did not dispute.
During an exclusive interview with CBS News Jennifer, the wife of Orenga Garcia, said she confirmed that her husband had been deported from the United States and put him in prison after determining it in the photo posted by the Salvadoran government.
“When I saw it, I broke it right away,” because I knew it was, “she said.” I was scared of his life. “
Jennifer, who asked to get rid of her surname, said that she was “very afraid” about the transfer of both Garcia to Sycot, since it houses some of the most dangerous members of the Salvador gang. In the end, she said, the reason that the US immigration judge in 2019 gave him a deportation, was concerned that he could pursue gangs in Salvador.
“I saw the news about this prison,” she said. “I know they take criminals there. And my husband is not a criminal.”
Old Garcia arrived in the United States in 2011 when he was 16 years old. According to the court documents, he entered the country illegally without checking immigration officials.
In 2019, both Garcia was arrested by immigration and customs execution after meeting with local police outside Maryland's home depot. Busiers' Branch Garcia – Note He went there looking for a job. He remained in detention in Ice for months, while the immigration judge considered his case.
Documents of the Court Show that the immigration judge initially denied the release of both the bonds on the bond, partly because of the information provided by the government, which, he said, is related to MS-13. The refusal to the judge's bond, which was supported by the Immigration Council, mentioned the information about the informant whom the government considered it reliable.
But both Harcia ended up released from custody for ice after another Immigration Judge gave him a “abandonment”, a legal classification that prohibits officials to deport persons who are likely to be persecuted in his country. In his order, the judge stated that both Garcia could be directed to the gang if sent to Salvador.
Jennifer said her husband had visited regular registrations from ICE after leaving ICE. He became the main breadwinner of their family, she added, and helped her to raise her 5-year-old son, as well as two children from previous relationships. He worked five days a week as a leaf metal worker and also attended college classes, she said.
On March 12, however, both Garcia was arrested again by ice. Jennifer said he was traveling with his 5-year-old son with disabilities when he was stopped. She said she rushed to the place and told her ICE officials that her husband's status had “changed” and that he would be repulsed and detained.
Over the next few days, Jennifer said her husband had been transferred to various immigration political centers, including Louisiana and Texas. During the last phone call, Jennifer stated that both Garcia had told her that he would be deported to Salvador and put in a second.
Jennifer said she couldn't believe it. She told her husband that the United States was not to send him to a foreign prison. He said if she did not receive another call from him, it would be because he was deported.
“He never called,” Jennifer said. “I waited and waited. He never called.”
Jennifer said she did not hear her husband from this call and did not find a way to deal with him. She is now Is suing the government As part of a lawsuit before the federal district Court in Merilend This requires the US government to take measures to return both Garcia to the country.
Although he admitted that he mistakenly deported both Garcia, Trump's administration defended her deportation and told the federal court in Merilen, which opposes his return to the US
The Justice Department has times argued The fact that federal courts do not have the powers to facilitate the return of both Garcia because it is now being held by the Salvadoran government and is no longer in custody in the United States. Even if they had the power to order his return, the Justice Department stated that the submission stated that “it was not shown that Sal Salvador was even inclined to consider the request to release the detainee at the request of the United States.”
Representatives of the Trump administration, including White House spokesman Carolyn Levit, described both Garcia as “MS-13 leader”, which is involved in trafficking in human beings. Officials have not yet disclosed specific evidence confirming these claims.
Jennifer urged the White House allegations, saying she would know if her husband's gang will be. The court documents show that both Harcia has both traffic violations, but there is no criminal charges and criminal charges in the United States in the United States
“He's not a criminal,” Jennifer said. “My husband is a strange man. A strange father.”
