“Cruel separation”: the wife of a Maryland man mistakenly expelled is pleading for his return | American news
The wife of A Maryland man who was erroneously deported aa Notorious Prison In El Salvador they joined the dozens of supporters during an event before an audition in court on Friday, where his lawyers will ask a federal judge to order the Trump Administration to bring it back to the United States.
Jennifer Vasquez Sura, an American citizen, has not spoken with her husband, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, since he was brought to his native El Salvador last month and imprisoned. He urged his supporters to continue fighting for him “and all the KilMars out there whose stories are still waiting to be listened to”.
“For all wives, mothers, children who also face this cruel separation, are with you in this pain bond,” he said during the event in a community center in Hyattsville, Maryland. “It is a journey that nobody should ever suffer, a nightmare that feels infinite.”
The campaign to bring together the couple will move to a court room in Greenbelt, Maryland, a suburb of Washington DC.
The White House launched Abrego Garcia, 29 years old, as a member of the MS-13 gang and states that the US courts have no jurisdiction on the matter because the National Salvadoren is no longer in the United States.
Abrego Garcia’s lawyers replied that there is no evidence that it was in MS-13. The accusation is based on the affirmation of a confidential informant in 2019 according to which Abrego Garcia was a member of a Chapter in New York, where he never lived.
The incorrect deportation of Abrego Garcia, described by the White House as an “administrative error”, has indignant many and has raised concerns about the expulsion of the non -citizens to whom the permission was granted to be in the United States.
Abrego Garcia had a permission of the National Security Department to work legally in the United States, said his lawyer Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg. He served as a sheet metal apprentice and was pursuing his journalist license.
He fled El Salvador around 2011 because he and his family were facing threats from local bands. In 2019, a American immigration The judge granted him the protection from deportation to El Salvador because he would probably have to face the persecution of the gang. It was released and immigration and the application of customs (ICE) did not appeal to the decision nor has it tried to expel it in another country.
Abrego Garcia later married Vasquez Sura. The couple is parents of the son and his two children from a previous relationship.
“If I had all the money in the world, I would spend everything just to buy one thing: a phone call to listen to Kilmar’s voice again,” said Vasquez Sura. “Kilmar, if you can hear me, I miss you so much and I’m doing better to fight for you and our children.”
