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Kilmar Abrego Garcia can’t be deported until at least early October, judge rules

Federal judge prohibits Kilmar Abrego Garcia's deportation until after an October 6 hearing on allegations of improper procedures and asylum claims.

  • Judge Paula Xinis set an evidentiary hearing for Oct. 6 and barred Kilmar Abrego Garcia's deportation, who will remain in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody until at least early October.
  • Previously, Abrego Garcia was unlawfully deported in mid-March to El Salvador and later returned to the U.S. to face human-smuggling charges as the Trump administration seeks to deport him again.
  • She said she would rule within 30 days of the Oct. 6 hearing while U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis plans to hear testimony from Trump administration officials to assess lawfulness.
  • Abrego Garcia’s attorney filed a lawsuit demanding he not be put on any flight until trial, and he is expected to remain in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody during proceedings.
  • Ahead of the hearing, Kilmar Abrego Garcia will undergo a credible-fear interview to assess persecution fears in Uganda and seeks to renew his asylum bid before an immigration judge within the Justice Department after his mid-March unlawful deportation to El Salvador.
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Trump administration says Kilmar Abrego Garcia is ineligible for asylum

The Trump administration is fighting Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s bid to apply for asylum. It argues that he’s ineligible as a member of the MS-13 gang.

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Washington. Kilmar Ábrego García, who cannot be deported until at least October, according to a judge, applied for asylum in the United States, hoping to avoid deportation to Uganda.

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