Deported El Salvadoran will never live in us, says the White House

The White House dug for the refusal to return the person, which US officials acknowledged that last month was deported from Maryland to Mega Salvador’s mega.

Spokesman Carolyn Levita doubled the allegations that National El Salvadoran Kilmar Abreg Garcia was a member of the MS-13 gang, which his lawyer denied.

Levit also accused the 29-year-old family, citing records, showing that his wife, a US citizen once filed a protective order against him.

Judge Maryland ordered Presidential Administration Donald Trump to return Mr. Abreg Garcia to the United States. But this week, President of El Salvador Nabi Bokele said he did not “have the strength” to return it this week.

This happens against the background of the escalation between the president and the judicial system for immigration as a judge in another case, the administration said can be conducted in disrespect for court over deportation flights.

On Wednesday, Levit said the pressbird: “If he (Mr. Abreg Garcia), if he would be in the United States, he would be deported immediately.

“He will never live in the United States of America.”

She again accused Mr. Abreg Garcia of the MS-13 gang member, citing the court’s results. But his lawyer and the family rejected that he was in the gang when he was.

The secretary -secretary also called Mr. Abreg Garcia “a woman -beaten”, citing a lawsuit in domestic violence.

The Internal Security Department published detailed information on the restrictive order of 2021, submitted by his wife, who allegedly punched, punched it and ripped off his shirt.

The wife of Mr. Abreg Garcia, Jennifer Vasquez Sura, said on Wednesday Newsweek that she was looking for an order “with care”. She said she was able to resolve the situation in the family, including consultations.

The BBC contacted the lawyer Mr. Abreg Garcia, Benjamin Osario, about accusation of family violence.

The prosecutor replied to the email: “Is the government allowed to recognize the law if a person is supposed to violate the law?”

Mr. Abreg Garcia lived in Maryland, before he was deported on March 15 with dozens of El Salvadorians and Venezuelans in the center of terrorism (CECOT) in Salvador.

Judge Maryland Paul Sinis ruled that the removal of Mr. Obreg Garcia from the country violated the ruling of the 2019 court, which provided him with legal protection against deportation.

Last week, the US Supreme Court partially supported the lower court ruling, considering that Trump administration should “promote” the release of Mr. Obreg Garcia.

Trump administration officials acknowledged that the deportation was an “administrative mistake”, although the White House insisted that there were no mistakes.

Judge Sinis requested daily updates about what steps are being taken to return it to the US.

But in a status report on Wednesday, acting General Lawyer in the Internal Security Department, Joseph Macars, said the court that “there are no further updates”.

The White House press -secretary on Wednesday joined at a briefing on Wednesday, Maryland’s mother, which was killed in August 2023, allegedly illegal immigrant from Salvador.

Patti Morin shared the graphic details of the death of his daughter Rachel Morin at the hands of Victor Martinez-Ernandez, who was found guilty on Monday.

“We are American citizens,” Patti Morin said. “We must protect our families, our borders, our children.”

Meanwhile, Senator Maryland Chris van Halllen, Democrat, flew to Salvador, trying to talk to Mr. Abreg Garcia, but on Wednesday was refused access.

Van Hollen met the country’s vice president Felix Ulloa, who told the US Senator that he could not lead to a visit to mega-Turk.

At a press conference in the San -Salvador Van Hollen, the Central America’s Central America called for a “man sentenced to” no crime “and illegally abducted from the United States.”

In the press -release, the White House struck that Van Holllen “did not even work to contact the” Rachel Morin’s family after her death.

Van Halena’s resistance came day after another member of the US Congress, the Republican West Virginia Riley, the authorities of Salvadaran allowed him to go to jail.

The wall laid out the selfies before the overcrowded camera, saying that the visit made it even more determined “to support President Trump’s efforts to ensure our Motherland.”