The American Democratic Senator Chris van Holin said on Wednesday that the Salvador authorities were deprived of reaching Kilmar Abajo Garcia, Silvaddon who was mistakenly deported and remains in a maximum security prison in the country.
Holin arrived in El Salvador on Wednesday to meet with high employees and defend Garcia, but he was informed by Vice President of El Salvador, Felix Olua, that he could not allow a visit or call with Salvadwan.
Democrat, a member of the US Senate Foreign Committee, said that they had told him that El Salvador was not released from Garcia because the United States was pushing to keep him in prison.
Why should the United States government push the government of El Salvador? The arrest of a man who was kidnapped illegally Didn’t you commit any crime? Van Holin, a member of the Senate at Maryland, said where Garcia lived.
The El Salvador government did not stand on Van Holin’s visit to the country.
White House Secretary Caroline Levit said that a democratic Senator is likely to use taxpayers’ money “to demand the liberation of illegal, deportees and terrorists MS-13”.
“It is terrible and saddened that Senator Van Holin and Democrats are unable to get a drop of sound sense or sympathy for their voters and citizens,” she told reporters.
The US Supreme Court ordered the Trump government to facilitate the return of Garcia after Washington admitted that he was deported due to an administrative error.
In one A meeting with President Donald Trump In the White House this Monday, President of El Salvador, Naeb BokilHe said he had no plans to return Garcia. The US Department of Interior Security said separately that it has no power to return the human being to the United States.
His lawyers said that Garcia, 29, left El Salvador at the age of 16 to escape gang violence. He obtained a protection order in 2019 to continue living in the United States and was not accused or convicted of any crime.
His lawyers also denied the claim of the Ministry of Justice as a member of the MS-13 gang.
Along with Garcia, The Trump government deported hundreds Among the people, especially the Venezuelan, who claim to be gang members, to El Salvador under the law of foreign enemies in 1798 without evidence and without judgment.
No government issued the names of the arrested men, and They could not reach the lawyers Or any contact with the outside world since they arrived in prison, the lawyers said.