El Salvador’s leader will not return a person deported by us by mistake

El Salvador will not return Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a citizen of Salvadoran, who is wrongly deported to the US government in his homeland, where he is held in the notorious mega-prison.

President Naib Boukele made the comments during a Monday meeting in the White House with Donald Trump, with whom he shares a strong relationship.

The US Supreme Court ruled last week that the Trump administration should “facilitate” the return of G -n Abango Garcia, who lives in Maryland with his family and received protection against a 2019 court deportation.

The Trump administration claims that he cannot return him home, and General Prosecutor Pam Bondi said he was “to El Salvador if they wanted to return it”.

Trump praised a bouquet for a new partnership in which the United States can deport people who claim to be members of the gang in the Central American nation. G -n Garcia, whose lawyer said he was not a member of the gang, was among the Venezuelans and 23 Salvadorani, the Trump administration deported to the center of Salvador for terrorism (CECOT).

On Sunday, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that 10 more suspected gang members were sent there, despite the legal challenges to those already deported. The United States believes that suspect members of MS-13 and Tren de Aragua bands, which are defined as “foreign terrorist organizations” by Trump.

Responding to a faster decision of the US Supreme Court that the administration should facilitate the return of the US ABRO GARSION to the United States, on Sunday it was written that the issue was a matter of foreign policy -and beyond the control of the courts.

Trump told reporters last week that if the Supreme Court said “return someone, I would have it.”

The government acknowledged that the abrego Garcia was deported because of an “administrative mistake”, although he claims that he is a member of the MS -13 band -something that his lawyer denies.

Officials were ordered to provide daily updates in steps that are being taken to return the US Abango Garcia to the United States.

Relationships between Trump and Boukes flourished after Trump’s return to the White House in January after Bouke agreed to take us deporters, who assisted Trump in his bet on the introduction of mass deportations.

Writing to X, Rubio said the union was “an example of security and prosperity in our hemisphere.”

Before the bouquet’s journey to Washington, Trump praised his colleague, who has positioned himself as the presenter of a strong man who is difficult for crime.

Trump said the bouquet is doing “fantastic work” when closing some “very bad people … This should never be resolved in our country.”

The Trump team has so far sent more than 200 migrants to Salvador, who have been accused of being members of the gang. Many of them were removed from the country using a law that dates back to 1798.

Family members of some previous deported in the notorious prison for maximum security Salvadoran, known as Cecot, denied that they had links to bands.

A woman in Venezuela, Mirreis Kazik Lopez, recently told BBC Mundo that she became sure her son was among the detainees when she saw a photo of him to be taken to Cecot.

She suggested that he was targeted by US authorities because of his tattoos.

By announcing the removal of 10 more “criminals” in a social media publication on Sunday, Rubio did not say whether the most group was sent specifically to Cecot.

Earlier, the administration publishes images of deporting arriving at the facility – and Interior Security Minister Christie Nov visited last month.

Asked if there were concerns about the allegations of human rights violations in Cecot, Trump told reporters, “I don’t see it.”