An accident from the USA In a prison in El Salvador deported, a man who were deported cannot be hoped for again. The Supreme US Court of Justice had instructed US President Donald Trump to enable Kilmar Abrego Garcia to return. However, this argued before a federal judge that she was not authorized to bring the man back to the USA because he was in foreign custody.
The decision was with President Nayib Bukele alone, US Justice Minister Pam Bondi previously said at a meeting in the White House. The United States, for example, could provide an aircraft for the return of the Salvadorian deported. However, she argued that it was due to El Salvador’s government whether she wanted to send him back.
Bukele refers to deported as terrorists
Bukele rejects the return of Abrego Garcias. “How can I bring him back to the United States, should I smuggle it into the United States?” He said at a meeting with Trump. Of course he won’t do that. Also a release of the man in his country was Bukele. He was not impressed by releasing “terrorists” in his country.
According to US media, Abrego Garcia had entered the United States in 2012. Although his asylum application was rejected in 2019, he received protection against deportation for impending persecution in El Salvador. He is also married to a US citizen. On March 12 of this year, he was still arrested in Maryland and deported a few days later. In this case, the Trump government admitted an “administrative mistake”-but states that Abrego Garcia is a member of the gang MS-13. He denies that.
At a request from the responsible Federal Court of Abrego Garcia’s whereabouts and possible steps to return, the US government had announced at the weekend that the man is still in prison in El Salvador and was “alive and safe”. However, it did not name any concrete measures to return.
Trump and Bukele defend deportation deal
The US government has started to transfers people-especially from Venezuela-to El Salvador to the Mega prison Cecot as criminal migrants. The deportation alliance between Trump and Bukele describes Trump’s government as a “model for security and prosperity” in the region.
At the meeting with Bukele, Trump denounced the “millions” of illegal immigrants, among which, in his opinion, there are numerous criminals. “It is a sin what they did and she comes to the help of us,” said Trump to Bukele, for whom he found praising words. The democratic US predecessor under Joe Biden, on the other hand, accused him of having persecuted a policy of “open borders”.
In addition, Trump once again brought the deportation of criminal US citizens into conversation. “We also have criminals from our homeland, who hit people in subways, the older women hit the back of the head with baseball bats,” said Trump. “I would like to take them into the group to refer them to the country.”
