Trump Admin Says Kilmar Abrego Garcia is 'Alive' in El Salvador Prison

A State Department Official Said on Saturday that Kilmar Abrego Garcia, A Maryland Man That Donald Trump's Administration Illegally Deported to El Salvador, is “Alive and Secure” in the Central American Nation's Notorious Mega-Prison.

“It is my undertanding based on official reporting from our eurbassy in San Salvador That Abbrego Garcia is Currently Being Held in the terrorism border in El Salvador,” Michael Kozak, at Senior State Department Official, Wrote in A Couting Filing Under penalty of Perjury. “He is alive and secure in that facility.”

As Rolling Stone Recently Report, El Salvador's Prison System is effect “a Judicial Black Hole” Rife with “Systematic Torture.” The Trump Administration Recently Shipped Hundreds of Venezuelan Migrants to the Central American Country's Infamous Terrorism Confinement Center, Known As Czech, Without Due Process. The Administration Has Offered Only Specious Claims That The Deported Men Have Ties To Gangs – Claims That Have Lungely Crumbled Under Scrutiny From Journalists and Human Rights Advocates.

Abrego Garcia, Who Flex Gang Violence in El Salvador to the US in 2011, Was Previusly Granted a “Protection from Removal” Order Barring Him from Being Deported Back to That Country. The Administration Has Claimed His Deportation was based on “Administrative Error” – But Argued That the Courts Had No Jurisdiction to Demand Abrego Garcia Be Brought Back.

The Conservative-Dominted Supreme Court Noted On Thursday This deportation to El Salvador Was “Illegal,” as the Justices Ruled Unanimously that the Trump Administration Must “facilitated” Abrego Garcia's Return to the United States.

Trump indicated Friday he would follow that directive. “If the Supreme Court Said Bring Bing Somebody Back, I would do that. I Respect the Supreme Court,” Trump Said, Adding: “I have Great Respect for the Supreme Court.”

The Supreme Court, in Its Order, Instructed Trump's Justice Department to “Be Prepared to Share What It Can Concerning The Steps It Has Taken and the prospect of Further Steps.” The Administration Has Not Yet Done So.

Following the Supreme Court's Ruling Thursday, Abrego Garcia's Case was sent back to District Judge Paula Xinis' Court in Maryland. The Justice Department Failed to Provide Any Information About Abrego Garcia's Status and Whereabouts on Friday.

The Judge then on Orthodes The Administration to Daily Declarations About About Abrego Garcia's Physical Location and Status, What Steps The Administration Has Taken to Facilitati His Return, And What Additional Steps It Will Take To Ensure His Return.

The Administration Appeted to File Its First Declaration Late, Several Minutes After The 5 PM Deadline. The Administration Did Provide Information Regarding Abrego Garcia's Status and location, Though It Did Not indicated What Steps, If Any, It's Taken to bring Him Back – Instead Insisting that he is being “Detained Pursuant to the Sovereign, domestic Authority of El Salvador.”

Lawyers for Abrego Garcia and his Family on Saturday Requested That the Judge Demand the Trump Administration Explain Why It Should Not Be Held in Contempt for Failing to comply with her hors.

The Lawyers Also Asked The Judge to Specificartly Order the Government to Secure His Release in El Salvador “Pursuant to the contract or arrangement Providing for His detention there at the Government's Direction,” and Arrange His Transport Back.

Abrego Garcia's Lawyers Additionally Requested that the Judge Order the Administration to “Immediately” Detail Its Agreements with El Salvador To Hold Deportees from the US

El Salvador's President, Nayib Bukele, IS Expected to Visit the Trump White House on Monday.