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Bummer: “Maryland Man” May Be Deported To Uganda

By William Teach August 24, 2025 – 7:00 am

This makes all those Democrats who are supporting an illegal alien who’s a member of MS-13, beats his wife, and is accused of human trafficking a big sad

US seeks to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda after he refused plea offer in his smuggling case
Immigration officials said they intend to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda after he declined an offer to be sent to Costa Rica in exchange for remaining in jail and pleading guilty to human smuggling charges, his defense attorneys told a court Saturday.
The Costa Rica offer came late Thursday and included a requirement that he remain in jail for the time being and then serve whatever sentence he would receive for pleading guilty, according to a brief filed in Tennessee, where the criminal case was brought. After Abrego Garcia left jail on Friday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement notified his attorneys that he would be deported to Uganda and should report to immigration authorities on Monday.
Later on Friday, “the government informed Mr. Abrego that he has until first thing Monday morning — precisely when he must report to ICE’s Baltimore Field Office — to accept a plea in exchange for deportation to Costa Rica, or else that offer will be off the table forever,” his defense attorneys wrote. (snip)
Justice Department spokesperson Chad Gilmartin responded to the brief with a statement saying, “A federal grand jury has charged Abrego Garcia with serious federal crimes … underscoring the clear danger this defendant presents to the community. This defendant can plead guilty and accept responsibility or stand trial before a jury. Either way, we will hold Abrego Garcia accountable and protect the American people.”

We’d really rather not go through the whole trial thing, stick him in jail and have to pay for that, and then deport him. Because the end result will always be deportation. I guess he could say “I’m going back to El Salvador, OK?” and go. His wife and kid can go with him. His lawyer is whining about Gangbang Kilmar doesn’t speak the language in Uganda, so, El Salvador, right?




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BREAKING: Per DHS & ICE sources, this afternoon, DHS notified Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s counsel via email that ICE may deport Abrego Garcia to Uganda “no earlier than 72 hours from now”, & ICE is also ordering him to report to ICE’s Baltimore office on Monday. Notifications below







6:00 PM · Aug 22, 2025

The judge’s order allows the US to do this, as long as they provided notice so the wife-beater’s lawyers can challenge. And, then he goes on trial and put in jail and then deported.
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DHS moves to DEPORT Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda

08/26/2025 // Ramon Tomey // 860 Views

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• Salvadoran national Kilmar Abrego Garcia, previously released from federal custody on human smuggling charges, is now facing expedited removal to Uganda under a U.S.-Uganda repatriation agreement unless he reports to ICE by a strict deadline.
• Garcia was initially deported under Trump's Alien Enemies Act due to suspected gang ties, but Democrats (including Sen. Chris Van Hollen) fought for his return, framing him as a victim of harsh immigration policies.
• DHS officials slammed "activist liberal judges" for releasing Garcia, calling him a "monster" who exploited weak deportation policies, while critics blame the Biden administration for originally allowing him in despite his criminal history.
• Garcia's defense team argues ICE's sudden shift to deporting him to Uganda (rather than Spanish-speaking Costa Rica, per an earlier plea deal) is politically motivated, citing Uganda's poor human rights record and lack of linguistic and cultural ties.
• The case reignites concerns over border enforcement failures, noting parallels to crimes like the 2023 murder of a Maryland mother by another Salvadoran national (Victor Martinez Hernandez), highlighting systemic issues with revolving-door deportations and lax vetting.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has moved to deport Salvadoran national Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the east African country of Uganda.
According to internal DHS documents obtained by Fox News, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) informed Abrego Garcia's legal team late Friday, Aug. 22, that he must report to a Baltimore field office by the morning of Monday, Aug. 25. If he fails to do so, Abrego Garcia faces expedited removal to Uganda under a recent repatriation agreement between Kampala and Washington.
The move comes just days after Abrego Garcia was released from federal custody in Tennessee, where he had been held since June on human smuggling charges. Prosecutors allege he made hundreds of trips ferrying illegal aliens across the southern border before being caught in a 2022 traffic stop.
The case has been a lightning rod since March, when Abrego Garcia – previously granted protected status over fears of gang retaliation in his home country of El Salvador – was abruptly deported under President Donald Trump's invocation of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. "Abrego Garcia was initially deported to El Salvador due to illegal immigration violations and likely ties to gang activity" Brighteon.AI's Enoch explains.
Democrats including Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen rallied behind Abrego Garcia, demanding his return to the United States. They framed him as a symbol of opposition to the second Trump administration's deportation efforts. (Related: Maryland senator's El Salvador trip sparks outrage as state grapples with gang violence and fiscal crisis.)
Homeland Security Secretary blasted the judicial system following his release from custody Friday, calling the Salvadoran a "monster" freed by "activist liberal judges." She remarked: "We will not stop fighting till this Salvadoran man faces justice and is out of our country."
From Costa Rica to Uganda: ICE's eleventh-hour policy switch

Abrego Garcia's case has reignited debates over border security, human trafficking and the politicization of deportation policies. Critics questioning why the Biden administration's DHS under former Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas initially allowed Abrego Garcia into the U.S. despite his criminal history.
Court filings reveal Abrego Garcia was offered a plea deal Thursday, Aug. 21, that involved deportation to Costa Rica – a Spanish-speaking nation that confirmed it would accept him – in exchange for a guilty plea. But ICE abruptly shifted course hours after his release, notifying attorneys of the Uganda plan. His defense team argues the prosecution is retaliatory, citing past rulings that blocked his expulsion to El Salvador over legitimate safety concerns.
Abrego Garcia's counsel Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg said on Saturday, Aug. 23, that the Trump administration is trying to use the immigration system to persecute his client. The attorney also rebuked the idea of sending Abrego Garcia to Uganda, "a country with documented human rights abuses and where he does not even speak the language."
Historical context sharpens the stakes: Abrego Garcia's case mirrors similar controversies, including the August 2023 murder of a Maryland mother by another Salvadoran national, Victor Antonio Martinez Hernandez – a crime Mayorkas denied agency responsibility for. Critics say lax enforcement and revolving-door deportations empower violent actors.
The conclusion remains uncertain: Abrego Garcia's attorneys have 72 hours to contest his removal under a Maryland court order. For now, his fate hinges on whether the courts or the political winds will have the final say.
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Watch DHS Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Tricia McLaughlin reiterating that Kilmar Abrego Garcia will face justice in the U.S. before being deported.

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Totally Expected: Wacko Judge Orders MS-13 Maryland Man Not Be Sent To Uganda Yet

By William Teach August 26, 2025 – 6:45 am

Really, at this point, why not simply put him through standard deportation proceedings for Kilmar? Shouldn’t take long. He’s here illegally. That’s all that’s necessary. Goodness, there has already been a final deportation order in 2019

Kilmar Abrego Garcia taken into ICE custody, but judge blocks deportation for now
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who reunited with his family last week after 160 days apart following his mistaken deportation to El Salvador, was taken into ICE custody Monday after an immigration check-in, but a judge later ruled that he cannot be deported, for now. (snip)
Abrego filed a new lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Maryland “seeking to ensure that he is not removed from the United States pending his immigration proceedings.”
The lawsuit asked a federal judge to issue an order that Abrego not be allowed to be removed from the United States unless he is given proper due process to fight his potential deportation.
The suit challenges Abrego’s deportation to Uganda or any other country unless and until he has had a fair trial, Sandoval-Moshenberg said. He later argued that deporting his client to any country without any credible assurances that he could stay there would be “just a very inconvenient layover to El Salvador.”
At a hearing Monday afternoon, U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis ordered that Abrego must remain stay detained in the United States — temporarily blocking his deportation to Uganda — until she holds an evidentiary hearing.

So, just show he is illegally present in the U.S. per Federal Code 8 and deport his ass back to El Salvador. Or, he could choose another country. Regardless, he has to go.

Before his ICE check-in appointment and detainment Monday morning, Abrego addressed reporters surrounded by family, supporters, faith leaders and his legal team, who were all calling for his freedom.
“My name is Kilmar Abrego Garcia, and I want you to remember this, remember that I am free and I was able to be reunited with my family,” he said in Spanish before a translator repeated in English.

Did you get that?




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So…Are we supposed to ignore that the Democrats are claiming Trump can’t send Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Africa because he can’t speak the language but Kilmer needs a Spanish to English interpreter to give his speech while in America? Weird!?




8:30 AM · Aug 25, 2025

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“Maryland Man’s” Lawyer Wants Immigration Case Reopened So He Can Declare Asylum

By William Teach August 27, 2025 – 10:30 am

This is a joke, right?

Abrego Garcia’s attorneys ask to reopen his immigration case to seek asylum
Abrego Garcia, who was rearrested Monday in Maryland after he was released Friday from criminal custody in Tennessee, is currently being held in a detention center in Virginia, where the federal government is temporarily blocked from deporting him pending further proceedings in a habeas case.
“At 5pm yesterday, Petitioner filed a motion to reopen before an immigration judge to seek asylum in the United States,” his attorneys said in a proposed scheduling order filed on Tuesday. “Petitioner proposes that the parties allow the immigration judge to resolve that motion within two weeks from today.”
According to the emergency motion to reopen the case, his attorneys argue that because Abrego Garcia was deported and then brought back to the U.S., he is now eligible to apply for asylum within one year of his last entry into the U.S.
The motion asks the immigration court in Baltimore to “immediately” order a stay of removal to afford Abrego Garcia “an opportunity to seek protection from persecution and torture in Uganda,” where the government has indicated he could be sent.

Um, he didn’t voluntarily show up at the border declaring asylum: the government brought him back to face charges for felony human trafficking. Members of gangs are not eligible for asylum. Nor are wife beaters. It’s an interesting attempt by his lawyers, though, they have to throw everything at the wall.

“Respondent fears persecution and torture in Uganda because he is a Salvadoran national and would be a deportee without any legal status in Uganda,” his attorney said in the filing. “Furthermore, he is at risk of being removed to El Salvador by the Ugandan government where he is likely to once again face persecution and torture within CECOT.”

He can go anywhere he wants, as long as it is outside the U.S.

In the filing, the attorney also said that reopening the case is warranted to allow Abrego Garcia to designate Costa Rica as the country of removal.

Just say “Put me on a plane to Costa Rica. I’m outa here” and they’ll send you. Because, otherwise, the government is going to prosecute him and stick him in jail for quite some time for trafficking, and then deport him once released. Of course, I fully expect some wacko judge to rule in his asylum claim, because that’s what they seem to do. Which will then be overturned by a non-wacko court.
It’s still amazing, even knowing the Democratic Party, how much they are willing to defend this guy.

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