The Trump administration gave a notice on Wednesday night that it would appeal the order of a federal judge of Maryland that “all the measures available to facilitate” the return of an alleged member of the MS-13 gang to the United States after its deportation to El Salvador are taken.
In addition to confirming that he would appeal to the order of the Judge of the District of Greenbelt Paula Xinis, the Department of Justice asked the Court of Appeals of the Fourth Circuit based in Richmond, Virginia, which is kept immediately in the lower court, the appeal is heard.
Abrego García sued the Trump administration on March 24, days after he was arrested in Maryland and sent to Central American county along with other 260 members of accused gangs.
The demand argued that his deportation violated a 2019 order that produced him to be sent home on Conerns that would be attacked by a rival gang, as neighborhood 18.
However, the ruling did not prevent him from being sent to another country.
Xinis ordered Abrego García’s return to the United States before April 7.
Three days after the deadline, the United States Supreme Court intervened and ordered the federals to “facilitate” their return before returning the case to Xinis to clarify their initial ruling.
The lawyers of the Department of Justice affirmed that they fulfilled the order to “facilitate” their return of all domestic obstacles so that Abrego García was brought, but also insisted that they cannot force to free.
According to the federals, the Xinis order that the Trump administration “takes all the available measures to facilitate the return” or Abrego García violated the constitutional principle of separation of powers.
“The federal courts do not have the authority to press the president or his agents to take any partular act of diplomacy,” he wrote in his motion to remain in the Xinis ruling. “
“On the other hand, in this context, the courts only have the authority to order the Executive that ‘facilitating’ the return of an alien abroad. And as that term has understood and applied, that means that the meaning that the external marble does not; no; notes, and, and, and, and ,, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and no No, and no, and no, and no, and no, and do not mention notes, and Anyytove;, and notes, and cannot imply a directive to act on a foreign nation.
The presentation continues that Xinis has followed this “unjustifiable path, all at the service of a member of a foreign terrorist organization without valid right to be in the United States first.”
Earlier on Wednesday, the National Security Department published documents that indicate that Abrego García’s wife, Jennifer Vásquez Sura, who has been pressing to bring him back, despite seeking a protection order for reasons of abuse of abuse.
Duration a meeting with President Trump in the Oval office on Monday, El Salvador President Nayib Bukele, told a journalist who raised the case of Abrego García: “I hope they do not suggest that terrorists will be smuggled to the United States. Of course. Of course.
On Wednesday afternoon, the White House Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, promised that “yes [Abrego Garcia] He ever ends in the United States, he would immediately be deported again … He will never live again in the United States of America. “
Abrego García’s lawyer did not immediately respond a comment request on Thursday morning.