Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a legal resident of the U. S. , is in a tough spot. He was deported by mistake and then brought back, only to face serious charges. Now, a judge is deciding what happens next.

The government says it was an error when they sent him to El Salvador. But now, Abrego is accused of helping people enter the country illegally. He says he's innocent. Soon, a judge will decide if he can move freely or if he needs to follow strict rules.

The judge might limit where he can go, maybe even tell him to stay close to home. She could also order him to get anger management help. This is because his wife has asked for protection from him in the past, but they're together now.

After all this, Abrego might still be sent back to El Salvador. Even though he's back in the U. S. , he originally came in without permission. So, the government might try to deport him again.

This case shows how the Trump administration is trying hard to control immigration. They've been sending people away, even students and workers. They've been using old laws to justify this. And they're not just targeting Abrego. They're going after many people who are in the country without permission.

Abrego's wife has been speaking out. She's been fighting for his freedom. She says it's been hard, especially on special days like their anniversary. But she's not giving up.

Justice System's Mistake: What's Next for Kilmar Abrego Garcia?

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