Trump asks us to the Supreme Court to block the order to return the deported man star-news.press/wp

The President Donald Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to block the lower court that needed man to deport himself to El Salvador.

Federal Judge in Maryland Ruled by government You have to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Monday evening. The order was supported by the Appeals Court on Monday.

The government said Mr. Garcia was deported 15. March due to “administrative error”, although they also claim to be a member of MS-13 gang, which his lawyer denies.

In their emergency attractiveness, the Administration claimed that Maryland Judge was lacking for the issuance of orders and that American officials could not collect El Salvador to return Mr. Garcia.

U.S. John Sauer wrote in his court: “The United States does not control the sovereign nation of El Salvador, nor can he force El Salvador to follow the federal judge.”

He added, “The Constitution accuses the president, and not federal district courts, with the guidance of foreign diplomacy and the protection of the nation against foreign terrorists, including the effectiveness of their removal.”

Mr. Garcia, 29, is held in the maximum security prison in El Salvador known as the Center for Terrorism Conversion (CECOT), together with Hundreds of other men Now they were deported States on the activities of criminal and gang.

His wife, Jennifer Vasquez Sura, a citizen is American and called on his release.

Mr. Garcia entered the US illegally as a teenager. The judge approved his deportation protection in 2019. years.

Family lawyer, Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg, was called Mr. Garica’s deportation “equivalent of forced expulsion.”

Last week, the American district Judge Paul Xinis regrets the administration of Trump during the hearing for deportation.

Erez Reuven Law Office said Mr. Garcia “should not be removed.”

During the weekend, the General of the PAM Bondi announced Mr. Reuveni – 15-year-old Veteran Ministry of Justice – was appointed to paid administrative leave due to the decline of “zealously advocate on behalf of the United States”.

In her opinion published on Sunday, Judge Xinis revealed that the US government acted “without any legitimate bodies” and held Mr. Garcia “without the legal basis” in the “immediate edition” of the law.

The Trump Administration escalated the case on the Maryland Appeals, which denied their request to remain an order of Judge Xinis.

The question now goes before the Supreme Court – only hours in front of the Rock of Judge Xinis for the return of Mr. Garcia until 23:59 EDT on Monday night (03:59 GMT Tuesday).

The Trump Administration called the deadline “arbitrarily – and impossible.”

They are looking for the Supreme Court to approve “to a minimum, immediately administrative stay”, which would temporarily stop the order for Mr. Garcia to return now.

If the Supreme Court does not intervene, the order of the lower court will stand, and the Trump administration will be needed to take steps to return to Mr. Garcia to the United States.