Kilmar Abrego García described a heartbreaking story of its duration of detention in the almost three months that was wrongly imprisoned in El Salvador thanks to Donald TrumpThe administration, claiming that it was beaten, deprived of sleep and psychological tortured.
According to the judicial documents presented by his lawyers on Wednesday, upon his arrival at the notorious prison of Cecot of El Salvador, said an official of the prison to Detinase: “Welcome to Cecot. Who enters here does not leave.” Abrego García supposedly was forced to undress, hit the legs, head and arms to change faster, then he was marquinated in a cell while he was beaten with wooden canes along the way.
The presentation at the Maryland District Court affirms that Abgoo García and another 20 saviors in his cell were forced to kneel from approximately 9:00 pm to 6:00 am, with guards hitting anyone who collapsed from exhaustion. “Duration this time, the plaintiff Abrego García was denied access to the bathroom and got dirty,” said the filling. “The stops were limited to metal literas without mates in a superpobiled cell without windows, bright lights that remained 24 hours a day and minimum access to sanitation.”
Duration his first two weeks in Cecot, his lawyers said he lost 31 pounds.
Abrego García’s legal team also said that he and four others were transferred in April “to a different module on CECOT, where they photographed with mattresses and better foods, photos that seemed to be organized to document the improved conditions.”
Abrego García was among hundreds of immigrants to whom the administration Sent to El Salvador Without due process in March, challenging a court order. However, he had previously granted an order of “elimination protection” that except his deportation to El Salvador, and its deportation was “illegal” by the Supreme Court.
Trump administration for almost two months He publicly refused to comply With the Directive of the Supreme Court, as well as those of the Judge of the District Court of Maryland, Paula Xinis, and the Court of Appeals of the Fourth Circuit. Finally compliment With the board in June, returning Abrego García to the United States. But the Department of Justice said he had returned him to the US.
Last month, the magistrate judge in the case of Tennessee, Barbara D. Holmes, ordered the Trump administration to release Abrego García from the federal custody on the bond of the case. In a scathing orderShe, she skewer The government attempts to paint Abrego García as a criminal member and hardened gangs. Holmes wrote that the evidence that reinforces the government statements that it allegedly smuggled to the minors was largely based on rumors and even the contradictory testimony, of three individuals, two detained men who sacrificed themselves for their testimony.
Since then, the Administration has said that they plan to have Abrego Garcia arrested by immigration and customs compliance (ICE), And that could be deported to a third country, or one other than its place of origin, which forces its lawyers to request that it remain in the custody of the Department of Justice for now, a request from the Tessee court temporarily granted. Meanwhile, the White House Cabinet Deputy Director Stephen Miller, previously written In X that Abrego García “will be judged, imprisoned and then deported again to El Salvador.”
In a presentation before Xinis in Maryland, Abrego García’s lawyers write that the Trump administration “has refused to identify which country they propose to withdraw it, thus denying the opportunity to seek protection against the extraction of that country.” “” “” “” “” “
The lawyers request that the court order that “the defendants cannot withdraw Mr. Abrego García from the continental United States without providing him with his lawyer a written warning of the specific country that takes him to those who do it, ten days, to submit a request for relief, among other things, the retention of the elimination statute and the convention against torture with respect to such a country.”
