Kilmar Abrego Garcia lawyers ask for three more depositions from DHS, DOJ and State

Lawyers representing Kilmar Abrago Garcia asked the Federal judge to obtain three additional deposits-representatives of the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice-with regard to steps, if there are any of them, the Trump administration has been taken to facilitate illegal immigrants and release the alleged MS-13 in bold.

In a proposal submitted on Wednesday, the ABREGO GARCIA lawyer asked the provincial judge, Paula Xinis of Maryland, to order the government to appoint individuals from the Ministry of National Security, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice, “which can testify to known or reasonably available information for each department.” They cited a federal base to prevent the “integration” of the organizations, saying in this way, “The most efficient and less interfering will be to obtain the necessary discovery.”

They wrote, “By allowing the government to define rule 30 (B) (6) representatives, the prosecutors hope to avoid imposing the burden on the heads of departments to testify, while placing the responsibility correctly on the government to prepare their representatives chosen with the full knowledge of the departments with narrow problems at the stake in this case.”

The federal judge says that the deportation trips to Libya violate the court without prior notice.

They pointed out that the court has already agreed to four deposits, three of which have already occurred, yet “the prosecutors are still in the dark about the government’s efforts to facilitate the release of Abu Garcia from custody and return to the United States.”

Abu Garcia’s lawyers said they may also ask a White House.

“In fact, it seems clear from its general data, this issue also includes making decisions in the White House in addition to the three administrations,” they wrote. “According to the certificate obtained in any approved deposits from the department, prosecutors may need to search for an additional certificate from a representative of the White House appropriately.”

The movement is revised in parts with excerpts of deposits that have already occurred in relation to the ABREGO GARCIA site and the goalkeeper’s position.

Jennifer, the wife of Kilmar Abrago Garcia, is talking like Chris Van Holin, De Marie Land, during a press conference after his return from El Salvador on April 18, 2025, at Dallas International Airport in Dallas, Virginia. (Kihart House for the Washington Post via Gettie Emiez)

The federal judge opens the door to the law of foreign enemies

In a two-page order on Wednesday, Shinis-who was appointed by former President Barack Obama-said that the Trump administration was calling for the “state secrets privilege” to avoid answering the judge’s questions about the deportation of Abu Garcia.

The judge has set a final date on May 12 for both parties to submit summaries “addressing legal and realistic rules to summon these privileges”, and set a hearing of the May 16 Court in this regard in Greenpelet, Maryland.

It was witnessed by the Senate Credit Committee on Thursday. The Minister of National Security Ministry Christie Nayyped said that Abrago Garcia “is the citizen of El Salvador and should not be in this country, and will not return to this country.”

Paula Shinis presided over the deportation case in Kilmar Abro Garcia. (The US Senate Judicial Committee)

“There is no scenario as Abyerigo Garcia will be in the United States again,” Nayyu said. “If he will return, we will deport him once again, because he is a terrorist. He is a human smuggler, and he is a husband’s husband.”

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Al -Amin added that Abyerigo Garcia “is not a citizen in this country and is a dangerous person who does not belong.”

The Trump administration initially admitted that Abrago Garcia has been deported to El Salvador by mistake, but since then it has multiplied his alleged membership in MS-13 and documented his wife’s abuse while living illegally in Maryland.