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Kilmar Abrego Garcia Detained on Smuggling Charges After Supreme Court-Ordered Repatriation

His newly filed Maryland lawsuit details claims of severe beatings, sleep deprivation and psychological torture in El Salvador’s CECOT prison.

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Ein zu Unrecht aus den USA abgeschobener und inzwischen zurückgeführter Mann ist in seinem Heimatland El Salvador nach eigenen Angaben misshandelt worden. Er sei geschlagen und seelisch gefoltert worden, hieß es in einer Eingabe seiner Anwälte.
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Overview

  • Since his Supreme Court-ordered return on June 6, Garcia has been held in a Tennessee federal facility on charges of human smuggling and alleged MS-13 membership.
  • In early July his attorneys filed a federal lawsuit in Maryland detailing claims that he endured beatings, sleep deprivation, inadequate food and psychological torture in El Salvador’s CECOT prison.
  • The Department of Homeland Security continues to label Garcia a “dangerous criminal alien” and asserts he will never walk free on U.S. soil again.
  • Garcia originally received protective status in 2019 after a U.S. court determined he faced persecution in El Salvador.
  • Human rights advocates and legal experts say his case exposes tensions between executive deportation policies and judicial oversight of immigration enforcement.