Judge weighs Abrego Garcia detention status as Trump admin confirms plans to immediately deport him

The Silvadorian immigrant Kilmar Abrago Garcia returned to the Federal Court of Tennessee, where a federal judge will hear on Wednesday an appeal from the Ministry of Justice, which seeks to detention in the criminal custody awaiting trial.

The request of the American boycott judge, Verley Crincho, is the request of the Ministry of Justice, which is launched from the most famous and contradictory statements from the Trump administration in the case of Aberigo Garcia, who was wrongly deported to El Salvador in March in violation of the court’s order, and returned to the United States after three months in June.

In a new file this week, Robert McGuer, the American lawyer for the central region of Tennessee, urged Krinko to keep Abeerigo Garcia being held in the criminal custody pending the trial in court files in submitting “There is no mixture of sponsorship conditions that can significantly emphasize the safety of society or the defendant in the future trial.”

Intro Garcia’s lawyers ask the judge to order a return to Maryland, amid a continuous criminal case

But even this deposit highlights the conflicting Ministry of Justice’s data on its plans for Abo Garcia, whose case is in the center of two prominent sessions in Maryland and Tennessee.

After months of delay, the Trump administration returned Abyerigo Garcia to the United States, where he was immediately slapped with an unlimited federal indictment accusing him of traffic caused in Tennessee 2022.

Abro Garcia acknowledged that he was not guilty of these charges, and ordered his release by American judge Barbara Holmes.

Holmes then amended her order to allow Abeigo Garcia to keep the federal detention at the request of his legal team. His lawyers pointed to fears that ICE will immediately take him to the migration custody and deport it to a third country when he was released.

Adult Justice officials and ICE officials acknowledged this plan last week, and the provincial judge, Paula Xinis, told Maryland that the government would immediately start removal procedures for the deportation of Aberigo Garcia to a third country, regardless of the status of his criminal case. In doing this, they broke the previous assurances of US officials, including Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi, who pledged when he was re -reserving the seizure of his trial and any prison.

The Supreme Court grants Trump’s request to lift the survival, stopping the Venezuelan deportation

Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi speaks alongside President Donald Trump in the White House briefing room on June 27, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Judge Shinis asked last week whether the government was planning to hold Abugo Garcia to reserve the ice until his criminal case in Tenisi It is over, the lawyers did not overcome their words.

“No,” the lawyer of the Ministry of Justice, Jonathan Gwen, simply answered.

“There is no intention to put it in a state of forgetfulness in the nursery in the ice while we are waiting for the criminal case to be revealed,” Gwen told Xinis. “It will be removed, as well as any other illegal foreigner in that process.”

The second detention session of Abo Garcia comes in Tennessee after his legal team asked a federal judge in Maryland last week to impose sanctions on the Trump administration for “terrible and” repeated violations of discovery obligations, according to the submission of the deposit.

The orders of the federal judge will return to the migrants deported to us, and he refused to request Trump

US President Donald Trump speaks during the White House cabinet meeting on April 30, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

Shinis also pressed the Ministry of Justice officials to obtain details about when they opened a federal investigation into the Garcia in a separate area of Tennessee, and how the timing of the investigation was bought and federal accusation regulations are a government certificate in its court.

She noted that through the government’s recognition, the investigation of the Ebago Garcia in the central region of Tennessee on April 28, 2025 – at the same time, the officials were telling the court that the administration was unable to order a foreign government to return it, according to the court’s order.

“At the same time [the government] He used to say that he had no “power to produce” “Alago Garcia in the United States, as Trump administration officials” secured an indictment against him in the central region of Tennessee, right? “

“Yes, your honor,” Oh Hakiki answered.

Click here to get the Fox News app

The government indicated that after only six days, the government witnessed that they had no authority to return it to the United States, “Now I have real concerns – as if I hadn’t done during the past three months,” Shinis pointed out in response.

“Given a series of illegal procedures” here, I feel that it is good in my authority to ask for this session – perhaps more than one – to hear a testimony of at least one witness with direct knowledge, he can answer these questions about the next direct steps “from the suspended government, the launch of Abigo, in the nursery, as he put it.