Kilmar Abrego García, a Salvadoran immigrant, mistakenly expelled and then brought back to the United States, could soon be sent to Uganda. The 30 -year -old is in the heart of a legal battle that illustrates the massive expulsion policy of Trump’s government.
First expelled to Salvador last March, without trial, with 250 people, for an alleged link with a Venezuelan gang, Kilmar Abrego García returned to the United States, before being imprisoned in a Tennessee prison for trafficking in persons.
Since then, his lawyers had asked that the latter remain in prison, so that they do not expel him again, since he is illegally present in the US territory.
On Thursday, the day before his release, an extradition offer to Costa Rica, in association with the United States, had been formulated in exchange for prison maintenance and his guilt for human trafficking, announced Associated Press.
A proposal rejected the person in question, which, therefore, must lead to a transfer decision to Uganda, in Africa, to another country to have an extradition agreement with the United States, as the announcement of Associated Press. Kilmar Abrego García will perform this Monday, August 25 in Baltimore to immigration services for his transfer to Uganda.
African countries are associated in the expulsion of immigrants
The existence of such agreement with the United States and the African country even dates back to the last days. The Trump administration that seeks to accelerate the expulsions of migrants outside their borders, passes agreements with countries whose expelled are almost never. Among them, Uganda, therefore, but also in South Sudan or Eswatini.
Since his arrest and first expulsion in March, the case of Kilmar Abrego García has become a issue of political debate, on the one hand, the Trump government accused him of being a member of the saving gang MS-13, classified “the terrorist organization”, on the other Gang for a gang for a gang for a gang for a gang for a gang for a gang on a gang for a gang on a gang for a gang for a gang for a gang for a gang through a gang through a gang on a gang. “
In a publication published on the social network X this Friday, White House spokesman Jackson described the release of Kilmar Abrego García “by a left magistrate” of an insult ” [ses] victims “.
As the US media announces announcing Fox News, the US Government. However, ICE did not respond to authentication requests for these Reuters documents.
For his part, the Secretary of Internal Security, Kristi Noem, said he was still considered a criminal and a criminal of the immigration laws, calling him “monster” who was released by “activist liberal judges.”
Source: BFM TV
