Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem declared her commitment to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia if he returns to the U.S., despite the Supreme Court's ruling for his return, which stemmed from what was deemed a clerical error during his deportation under the Trump administration. Noem stressed that Garcia, a Salvadoran citizen, is not under U.S. control and that any decisions regarding him lie with El Salvador. She highlighted the extensive procedural efforts previously taken against gang members like Garcia, while also contending that Garcia's legal team argues he has no criminal history, contrary to government claims.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem expressed her intention to "immediately deport" Kilmar Abrego Garcia if he were to return to the US, despite court orders.
Noem emphasized that Abrego Garcia is not under US jurisdiction, stating he is a citizen of El Salvador and is in his home country.
She defended the deportation process, stating that the government invests significant time building cases against alleged gang members to ensure correct procedures are followed.
Abrego Garcia's lawyers claim he has no criminal history and his family disputes the government's allegations connecting him to gang activity.
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