Overview

• His attorney said he left a Tennessee jail Friday and is traveling to reunite with his family in Maryland.
• A federal judge in Tennessee ordered his pretrial release on July 23, permitting him to remain out of custody under conditions.
• He faces U.S. charges including unlawful transport of migrants, with the trial scheduled for January 27, 2026.
• Government lawyers acknowledged his March removal to El Salvador was an administrative error after a 2019 protection, and the Supreme Court directed officials in April to secure his return.
• The White House continues to label him a criminal and alleged MS-13 member and says he will be tracked with an electronic ankle monitor.