The hearing of the rally and the tribunal for the man of Maryland expelled error at the prison of El Salvador

Hyattsville, md. (AP) – Lawyers for a man from Maryland who was wrongly expelled to one notorious prison in Salvador Will ask a federal judge on Friday to order the Trump administration to return it to the United States

The White House has already argued against the idea in legal memories. They threw Kilmar Abrego Garcia as a Member of the Gang MS-13 And to say that the American courts do not have jurisdiction about it because the national Salvadoran is no longer in the United States

ABREGO GARCIA’s lawyers have countered that there is no evidence that it was in MS-13. The allegation is based on the complaint of a confidential informant in 2019 according to which Abrego Garcia was a member of a chapter in New York, where he never lived.

The erroneous deportation of Abrego Garcia, described by the White House as an “administrative error”, indignant a lot and raised concerns concerning the expulsion of non-citizens who obtained permission to be in the United States

The 29-year-old had a license from the Ministry of Homeland Security to work legally in the United States, said his lawyer Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg. Abrego Garcia was an apprentice in sheet metal and continued his companion license.

Abrego Garcia fled El Salvador around 2011 because he and his family faced threats from local gangs. An American immigration judge granted him protection in 2019 against the return to El Salvador because he was likely to deal with a gang persecution.

Abrego Garcia was released by the immigration judge, while immigration and customs application did not appeal the decision or tried to deport him to another country.

Abrego Garcia later married Vasquez Sura, who is an American citizen, and the couple is the parents of their son and his two children with a previous relationship.

A rally at 10 a.m. is planned on his behalf in Hyattsville, Maryland, and will understand his wife. The court hearing is scheduled for 1 p.m. at the American District Tribunal of the Green Belt outside Washington, DC