They discharge administrative to the Trump government lawyer in the case of the Salvadoran sent by error to the Bukele prison

The Department of Justice placed in an administrative decrease the lawyer who defended on Friday the wrong expulsion of Salvadoran Kilmar Ábrego García to the prison for terrorists of Nayib Bukele, because not ««vigorously litigated»On behalf of the Government, said the attorney general, Pam Bondi.

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This is Erez Reuveni, interim deputy director of the Immigration Litigation Office. Reuveni represented the government on Friday at a hearing for a lawsuit filed by Ábrego García, a Salvadoran resident in Maryland who was recently expelled to El Salvador, despite having received a protection status in 2019.

«It is a pending issue at this time. He was placed on Saturday in an administrative decline by (the general vice -fiscal) Todd Blanche, ”Bondi told Fox News. «You have to litigate vigorously in your client’s name«In this case of the Department of Justice, he added.

Media indicaton that during the hearing, which took place on Friday in a court in Greenbelt, Maryland, Reuveni on several occasions he did not answer the questions of the Judge of the District Paula Xinis and even made comments that seemed to be critical about the Department of Justice by ensuring that they had not given him enough information to defend some of the arguments.

At one point, the judge asked him with what authority the agents of the order arrested Ábrego García, to which Reuveni was frustrated by not having an answer.

«Your honor, my answer to many of these questions will be frustrating, and I am also frustrated not having answers for you about many of them,» said Reuveni.

At another time the judge said that «there is no arrest warrant against her» and asked the lawyer what was the document that began this process, to which he replied: «I do not have that order. It does not appear in the file ».

Reuveni was also asked why the Government claims not to be able to return Aa Abrego García to the United States and the lawyer replied that he had asked the government the same question and had not received an answer.

Reuveni had just been promoted on March 21 to the Interim Deputy Director of the Immigration Litigation Office of the Department of Justice and had to litigate this case on behalf of the US government.

The case of Kilmar Abrego García and his erroneous expulsion to El Salvador

The United States Government plans to appeal the order of Judge Xinis, which demanded that Abrego García be returned to the United States before midnight on Monday, while the appeal process develops.

The lawyers of the Department of Justice asked the Court of Appeals of the 4th. Circuit that immediately pauses the judge’s order since «it forces the Executive to interact with a foreign nation in a certain way» and «a specific action of a foreign sovereign», which would be, according to the government, «constitutionally intolerable.»

Abrego García, a 29 -year -old Salvadoran, was arrested in Maryland and deported last month despite a 2019 ruling of an immigration judge who protected him precisely from deportation to El Salvador, since his life could be in danger.

Trump’s own administration recognized this week that his expulsion had been an «administrative error.» But according to the lawyer of Abrego García has not made any real effort to bring his client back.

Abrego García is currently being held at the Center for Confinement of Terrorism (CECOT), the controversial Megacárcel of Bukele, along with other prisoners allegedly members of the MS-13, from whom the order of the judge of 2019 sought to protect the Salvadoran.

The government has insisted that the Salvadoran, who arrived in the United States in 2011 when he was 16, was a member of that gang. But it has not provided evidence.

The man is married to an American citizen and have a child with disabilities. His wife told CBS News in an interview that he «is not a criminal.» «My husband is an incredible person,» he said. «An incredible father.»