Chief Border Patrol Agent Greg Bovino told Fox News host Jesse Watters on Friday that MS-13 member Kilmar Abrego Garcia will be removed from the United States as soon as “he becomes deportable.”
U.S. District Judge Paula Sinise of the District of Maryland, an Obama appointee, ordered the Trump administration to release Garcia, saying he was “being held in ICE custody to effect removal from a third country in the absence of a lawful removal order.” Bovino told “Jesse Watters Primetime” host Jesse Watters that ICE will work to put Garcia and other illegal immigrants “where they belong.” (RELATED: Rainbow-Clad Female Reverend Compares ICE Supporters to Judas)
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“Once he becomes deportable the second time, remember he was deportable the first time and he was actually deported,” Bovino told Watters. “When he's deported the second time, we're going to deport this man. It's a shame we have activist judges who legislate from the bench and put MS-13 gang members back on the streets to hurt Americans. That's what we're doing in these American cities, taking people like this 'Maryland Dad' out of circulation and putting them back where they belong, and that's in their country of registration.”
Garcia currently under indictment on human trafficking charges in Tennessee and was initially deported to El Salvador, where he was held in a maximum security prison that housed MS-13 members, leading to Democrats support his cause and demand his return to the United States. A 13-page dossier was released detailing the evidence against Garcia. released by the Trump administration in April, including immigration judges' findings that he was a member of MS-13.
MS-13 is a prison gang in El Salvador. appointed a foreign terrorist organization created by President Donald Trump.
Abrego Garcia was detained in 2022 by the Tennessee Highway Patrol on suspicion of human trafficking but was released under orders from the Biden administration's FBI. according to in the Tennessee Star.
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