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Immigration and Customs Enforcement told the lawyers of illegal immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia that they could be deported in Uganda after being released from jail on Friday, Fox News has learned.
The Ice and Department of Homeland Security Documents received by Fox News showed that ICE informed the lawyers of Abrego Garcia that they could be deported in Uganda in “not less than 72 hours” and should be examined with any agent at the ICE office in Baltimore on Monday.
It reached an agreement to accept third party exile with the US after Uganda.
After his release from a Tennessi jail on Friday, American Magistrate Judge Barbara Holmes put Abrego Garcia in custody of his brother as a third party mentor of the trial. She should wear an electronic monitoring device, check with prettery services in Maryland and not report from 10 am on Monday.
Abrego Garcia, released from jail, will return to Maryland to wait for trial
Kilmar Abrego Garcia runs after being released from Patnam County Jail in Kukville, Tennessi. (Reuters)
Despite an immigration court in 2019, Ebrego Garika was sent to Al Salvador earlier this year, which in 2019, despite an immigration court, gives it a protected position at the risk that will be targeted by the gang.
He was brought back to the US in June and was placed in federal custody in Tennessi on charges of human trafficking after 2022 traffic stops.
The court filing later revealed that the investigation began when he was imprisoned in Al Salvador, questioning how the investigation was held. He has requested not to be guilty for the allegations.
The judge set strict conditions for the release of Ebrego Garcia as Trump officials made a case against him
Kilmar Abrego Garcia can be sent to Uganda after his release from jail in Tennessee. (Getty image)
American District Judge Paula Shinis, who is overseeing the Citizen of Abrego Garcia in Maryland, challenged the validity of his exile, instructed the federal officials to give a 72 -hour notice to their lawyers, which allows them to give an opportunity to challenge them before starting exile.
Despite the Trump administration refusing to bring him back from Al Salvador, the Ebrego Garcia case attracted national attention this year, as the court filing despite accepting that his exile was an “administrative error”.
His custody in the South American country gave rise to trips from US MPs, especially Sen Chris Van Hollen, D-MD.
Uganda arrived on an agreement with the US to accept the third party exile. (Getty image)
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On Friday, he was released with public disappointment by the Trump administration officials.
Homeland’s Security Secretary Christie Nom Department stated that Abrego Garcia is a criminal and a violation of the immigration law, who described him as “demons” issued by “Activist Liberal Judges” after his release on Friday.
“We will not stop fighting until this Salvadoran man faces justice and is out of our country,” NoM wrote on X.
Fox News’ Bill Melugin, Brain Depish and Ashley Oliver, and Reuters contributed to the report.
