Mistakenly deported migrant from El Salvador returns - arrest!

Mistakenly deported migrant from El Salvador returns - arrest!

Cecot, El Salvador - Kilmar Ábrego García, a man from El Salvador, triggered a shocking legal dispute by recently returning against his erroneous deportation from the United States. García was arrested in Maryland on March 12th and was then illegally deported to El Salvador, although he had already been granted deportation protection in 2019. US Minister of Justice Pam Bondi confirmed the return and immediate arrest of García, who now has to answer for the accusation of human smuggling. The case reflects the deep problems in the US migration system that is increasingly under pressure.

A US court had decided that García had to be brought back to the United States by Monday at the latest. This judgment was made by the federal judge Paula Xinis in the state of Maryland, which expressed several doubts about the evidence of García's alleged membership in the notorious Gang MS-13. The Trump government states that it was an "administrative mistake", but remains with the allegations, which were mentioned as the main reason for the deportation. The current processes give the impression that the deportation procedures do not correspond to the legal standards, which has been criticized by various civil rights organizations for a long time.

deportations as part of a major problem

The Garcías case is not isolated. In the past few months, more than 200 migrants have been deported to El Salvador due to controversial measures, which rely on a more than 200 -year -old legal text, the "Alien Enemies Act". The US Ministry of Justice immediately appealed against the judgment. Even if the government speaks of "excellent evidence" for the legality of the deportations, it remains unclear whether all affected migrants actually have connections to criminal organizations.

The situation of the US government, according to information from Tagesschau.de, pays special attention. For this purpose, the migrants are taken to the "Cecot" high -security prison in El Salvador. The conditions there are controversial and human rights organizations have convicted arbitrary arrests. These machinations are viewed as part of a “deal” between the US government and El Salvador, in which millions of versions flow to support migration policy.

criticism of the procedure of the US government

The deportations were also propagated by El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, which spread videos of the arrivals in prison. The allegations that the US government deals with regular procedures create concern. Civil rights activists demand more transparency and criticize the methods in which migrants are interned without regular procedures, which is not considered legitimate. The Civil Rights Organization ACLU has already intervened and a judge in Washington ordered a preliminary stop of these measures to clarify their legality.

The controversy about the deportations and the treatment of migrants lead to an increasing discussion about human rights and the rule of law in the United States. It remains to be seen how the further legal argument about Kilmar Ábrego García and other migrants will assume and what effects this could have on the current Migration policy of the United States.