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Homeland Security Secretary Christ calls and democratic senators, including Sens. Chris van Hollen and Chris Murphy, crossed the deportation of Kilmar Abrega Garcia in El Salvador.
“We have a limited time. I just asked you, Mrs. Secretary, whether you or the internal security department take any measures to facilitate the Supreme Court’s 9-0 decision to facilitate his return. This is a very simple question. Do you take any measures to facilitate his return or not?” Van Hollen asked at the hearing of the Senate Homeland Security Podkom.
“This administration follows and respects all commands of the Federal Court,” Noem replied.
“So you are because the court ordered to make his return easier. So, make his return facilitated?”
The secretary of Kristi Noem visits the terrorist center for the closure (Cecot) in Tecoluci, El Salvador. (Alex Brandon-Pool/Getty Images)
“Sir. Senators, thank you for asking. But what I would tell you is to follow the court orders. I’m sure your advocacy is a famous terrorist alarming,” she said back.
“Abrego Garcia is an El Salvador citizen and should never have been in this country and will not return to this country,” Noem Senator Chris Murphy, D-Conn, said at the hearing of the Senate approval Committee on Thursday morning.
“There is no scenario in which Abrego Garcia will again be in the United States. If he returned, we would immediately deport him again because he is a terrorist. He is a human smuggler, and he is a woman,” she continued.
Murphy asked the secretary if he “reached for your colleague in El Salvador to make it easier to release Mr. Abrega Garcia. “
“Doesn’t the Supreme Court’s decision make it easier to return Mr. Abreg Garcia?” Later asked Murphy.
Senator Chris Van Hollen meets with Kilmar Armand Abreg Garcia on an undiscovered town on April 17, 2025 in San Salvador, El Salvador. (Senator Office Van Holen via Getty Images)
“Trump’s administration respects all court commands and judgments,” she replied.
Abrego Garcia, 29, Salvadoran illegal immigrant And he doubted that he was a member of the MS-13 gang who lived in Maryland until he was deported to the High Security Terrorist Center (Cecot) in his homeland during the first 100 days of Trump administration.
Although many Democrats, including Maryland’s Van Hollen, claim that Abrego Garcia is an innocent man who is “wrongly deported”, the administration pointed out to significant evidence that he is a member of the infamous gang of MS-13.
In recent weeks, two protective orders have suggested that he has been abused to his wife, who is now advocating for him to release. Near, Tennessee highway patrol He was released by the cartoon recordings with his encounter in 2022, where state soldiers suspected he was involved in people’s trade.
Tennessee Bodycam from “Maryland Man” traffic shows the hands tied despite smuggled traces
Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia during traffic stops. (Highway Patrol in Tennessee)
Several Democrats They claimed that he had not been assigned an appropriate procedure and that the evidence that MS-13 member, which Trump’s administration appointed a foreign terrorist organization, was not enough to justify his removal.
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Noem faced mixed reactions to praise and intense criticism on Thursday, as the Republicans welcomed the efforts of the departments on illegal immigration, while Democrats caused concern about consumption and legal processes.
Fox News’ Peter Pinedo, Emma Colton and Adam Sabes contributed to this report.
