Name: Kilmar Abrego García liberado de la detención del ICE, según su abogado
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Description: Kilmar Abrego García, el hombre de Maryland deportado por error a El Salvador y posteriormente devuelto a Estados Unidos, ha sido oficialmente liberado de la custodia del ICE, según informa su abogado. Esto se produce después de que un juez federal en Maryland ordenó su liberación el jueves temprano. Jake Rosen, periodista de justicia de CBS News, tiene más información.

Kilmar Abrego García, el hombre de Maryland deportado por error a El Salvador y posteriormente devuelto a Estados Unidos, ha sido oficialmente liberado de la custodia del ICE, según informa su abogado. Esto se produce después de que un juez federal en Maryland ordenó su liberación el jueves temprano. Jake Rosen, periodista de justicia de CBS News, tiene más información.

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Kilmar Abrego Garcia was released from ICE custody after a federal judge in Maryland determined there was no removal order against him, preventing the Department of Justice and Homeland Security from holding him further. Abrego Garcia had previously been deported to El Salvador but returned to the United States to pursue due process after being identified in government-released photos and facing criminal charges.

The case took approximately seven months and involved multiple detentions and judicial rulings. Separately, a grand jury in Virginia declined to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James on alleged mortgage fraud charges, marking the second such refusal in a week. The Department of Justice has not commented on whether further attempts will be made.

Kilmar Abrego García liberado de la detención del ICE, según su abogado

El abogado de Kilmar Abrego-García dice a CBS News que está oficialmente fuera de su custodia del ICE, esto después de que un juez federal en Maryland ordenara hoy que fuera liberado. Jake Rosen se une a mí ahora. Jake, esta es una noticia de última hora, no es que la orden haya caído. Eso ocurrió hoy temprano, pero la liberación se ha logrado. Háblanos de lo que sabemos. Bien, Mayor, lo que sabemos ahora mismo es que Kilmar Abrego-García está probablemente de camino fuera de un centro de detención del ICE en Pennsylvania, potencialmente yendo hacia donde su familia vive en Maryland, potencialmente en otro lugar. Eso no lo sabemos. Y todo esto se deriva de este fallo de hoy en el que un juez federal dijo que no no había orden de expulsión, y por lo tanto el Departamento de Justicia y Seguridad Nacional no puede continuar reteniéndolo en la detención del ICE. Deberíamos recordar a nuestra audiencia que fue deportado a El Salvador como parte de esos vuelos de vuelta en marzo. Los abogados que le representan, después de que su esposa hiciera saltar las alarmas sobre su paradero, dijeron que ella le había visto en algunas de las fotos que se difundieron de las relaciones públicas puestas por el gobierno salvadoreño. Y como resultado, fue uno de los muy pocos hombres que pudieron ir a juicio en los Estados Unidos Estados Unidos para defender el debido proceso. Este juez, sólo tomó - como la justicia se mueve lentamente en estos casos, ya sabes, siete o más meses para llegar a este punto. Tuvo que volver aquí para enfrentarse a cargos criminales. Luego tuvo que ser retenido por el ICE después de que un juez en ese caso penal dijo que el Departamento de Justicia no tenía pruebas suficientes de que potencialmente sería violento si fuera a vagar por las calles o volver a Maryland. Y el ICE lo retuvo después de que el juez lo liberara de la detención preventiva allí. Jake, te pedimos mucho en este espacio de justicia, porque muchas cosas pasan día a día. Hoy ha pasado otra cosa, un tema diferente. Otro gran jurado presentó pruebas potencialmente para acusar al Fiscal General de Nueva York en funciones Letitia James, y ese gran jurado dijo que no. Pónganos al día. Sip. Es la segunda vez en una semana. Un gran jurado se estableció esta semana en Alexandria, Virginia. Allí es donde un grupo de virginianos dijeron que no, que no acataban más del 50 por ciento para acusar a Letitia James por cargos de presunto fraude hipotecario. Esto mismo ocurrió la semana pasada en Norfolk, Virginia, cuando el Departamento de Justicia intentó de nuevo. Ya lo han intentado dos veces y han fallado otras dos. ¿Por qué, Mayor, siguen haciendo esto? Bueno, es porque un juez federal de Carolina del Sur fue traído a Virginia para escuchar argumentos el mes pasado sobre si Lindsey Halligan, la ex ayudante de la Casa Blanca que fue puesta en el Distrito Este de Virginia, para promulgar directamente lo que el presidente Trump había ordenado en Verdad Social a la Fiscal General Pam Bondi, para perseguir a sus enemigos. Eso incluía a Letitia James. Eso incluye al senador Adam Schiff. Eso incluye al ex director del FBI James Comey. Las acusaciones de Comey y Letitia James fueron desestimadas por este juez. El Departamento de Justicia no ha apelado ese fallo porque la administración Trump estrategia para continuar con esta forma de nombrar fiscales sin que el Congreso y el Senado aprobación ha fracasado en el tribunal de apelaciones, en los tribunales de distrito. Y ahora el Departamento de Justicia no hizo comentarios a nosotros cuando le preguntamos si iban a continuar haciendo esto. Pero nuestro colega Scott McFarlane informa que al menos un funcionario de la administración Trump dijo que es probable que la administración Trump va a seguir tratando de acusar a Letitia James en Virginia en los próximos días y semanas de cara al nuevo año. Y seguiremos eso si eso transpira, y lo que un gran jurado haga o no haga sobre eso.

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