


Trump Administration Misses Deadline for Updates on Wrongfully Deported Man
The Trump administration failed to meet a federal judge's deadline regarding the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, raising concerns over compliance with court orders.
Overview
A U.S. District Judge has mandated the Trump Administration to provide daily updates on Kilmar Abrego Garcia's return after the administration missed a deadline to disclose a return plan. The DOJ claimed the deadline was 'impractical' and requested more time, despite the Supreme Court backing the judge’s directive. Judge Paula Xinis expressed frustration over the lack of information regarding Garcia's location, which remains undisclosed. His legal team criticized the administration's compliance and highlighted the risks Garcia faces in a Salvadoran prison. The case continues to attract scrutiny over executive powers and legal obligations.
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Analysis
- The Trump administration missed a deadline to comply with a federal judge’s order, affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court, to present its plan to bring a wrongly deported Maryland man back to the United States.
- The federal judge also ordered the federal government to reveal the whereabouts of the deported man, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, which it did not disclose by the deadline either.
- Abrego Garcia’s lawyer responded to the deadline passing by criticizing the administration’s lack of compliance with the federal judge’s order.
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Abrego Garcia was deported despite a 2019 immigration court ruling that barred his removal due to credible threats from gangs. The Trump administration admitted it was an 'administrative error' but initially argued he is now under foreign custody, complicating his return.
Judge Xinis ordered the administration to provide daily updates on efforts to return Abrego Garcia and to facilitate his return, following a Supreme Court ruling affirming her directive.
The administration initially missed deadlines, calling them 'impracticable,' and has argued it cannot compel foreign governments to return individuals. This has raised concerns about compliance with court orders and executive branch power.
Abrego Garcia is confined in a notorious Salvadoran prison known as CECOT, where conditions are harsh and he faces risks due to his situation and initial deportation reasons related to gang threats.
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