In March, a 29 -year -old Killmar Anbrego Garcia, a 29 -year -old alleviah, was accidentally returned to the US to face prosecution on two federal criminal allegations.
He has been accused of participating in a smuggling conspiracy for several years to move unspecified migrants from Texas to other parts of the country.
Attorney General Palm Bondi said on Friday that Al Salvador agreed to leave Shri ábrego Garcia, when the US introduced it with an arrest warrant, Attorney General Palm Bondi said on Friday. His lawyer has called the allegations “predecessor”.
The White House was opposed to an order of the US Supreme Court since April, which was to “convenient” to “convenient” to “convenient” his return after being sent to Jail in Al Salvador with more than 250 exiled.
In a two-tail grand jury prosecution, a Tenciece was filed in a Tennessy court last month and was ignored on Friday, a count of a conspiracy for transporting aliens on Sri ábrego Garcia and second counting of second counting of illegal transportation of aliens.
Bondi said that the grand jury found that Mr. Obrego Garcia played an “important role” in a foreign smuggling ring – bringing thousands of illegal migrants into America.
Allegations, which, in the dates before 2016, allege that they took the unspecified individuals between Texas and Maryland and other states more than 100 times.
The indictment additionally alleges that he took members of MS -13, nominated by the US to a foreign terrorist organization.
The Trump administration had earlier alleged that Mr. ábrego Garcia was a member of the transnational Salvadorian gang, which he refused.
Bondi also accused Mr. Obrego Garcia of smuggling arms and narcotics in the US for the gang, although he was not accused of any related crime.
He appeared in court for an initial hearing on Friday in Nashville, Tennessee. The June 13 hearing has been scheduled on 13 June, where American Magistrate Judge Barbara Holmes will determine whether there are basis to keep them in custody before their test.
For now, Sri ábrego Garcia remains in federal custody.
The lawyers of Mr. ॥Brego Garcia have earlier argued that he has never been convicted for any criminal crime, including gang membership, in the US or Al Salvador.
Simon Sandoval Mooshenburg, one of one of his lawyers, called the allegations “preceding” and events “misuse of power” at a news conference on Friday.
“The government disappeared Kilmar in a foreign prison in violation of the court order,” Mr. Moshenburg. “Now, after months of delay and privacy, they are bringing it back, not to fix their error but to prosecute him.”
He said: “This is the misuse of power, not justice. The government should give him a complete and fair test before the same immigration judge who heard the case in 2019.”
Speaking to reporters on Friday, President Donald Trump called Shri Arebrego Garcia a “bad man” and said that the Department of Justice took the right decision to return him to US earth to face the test.
Mr. ábrego Garcia illegally entered the US as a teenager from Al Salvador. In 2019, he was arrested along with three other men in Maryland and detained by federal immigration officers.
But an immigration judge provided him with protection from exile on the grounds that he could be at risk of harassment from local gangs in his country.
On 15 March, he was deported by the Trump administration amidst an immigration crack, after implementing the Act of foreign enemies, a war-time law, which allows the presidents to take or deport the natives and citizens of an enemy country.
Shri ábrego García was taken to the infamous Mega-Jail Seot in Al Salvador, known for cruel circumstances.
While government lawyers initially said that they were taken there as a result of “administrative error”, the Trump administration refused to order his return.
Whether the government had to “convenient” its return to its home in the US state of Maryland became the subject of a week’s legal and political battle.
Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen demanded to see Sri ábrego Garcia in Al Salvador, releasing in a separate jail in that country.
On Friday, Van Hollen reiterated that “it’s not about man, it is about his constitutional rights – and all rights”.
“The administration will now have to make a case in the law of law, as it should be all.”
Al Salvadoran, a close aide of Trump, said on social media on Friday that if the administration “requests a return to a member of a gang, we would not deny”.
According to the speed of custody, Sri Arebrego Garcia is expected to make an initial appearance in a Tennessy court on Friday, where the US will be held in pre -custody.
