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Kilmar Abrego Deportation: Liberia Agreement and the Controversies Surrounding a Wrongful removal
Updated: October 27, 2023
WASHINGTON/MONROVIA – The Trump administration announced on Friday an agreement with liberia to accept Kilmar Abrego, the migrant whose wrongful deportation to El Salvador in March became a flashpoint in the administration’s immigration crackdown. The Justice Department stated in a court filing that abrego could be deported to Liberia as soon as October 31.
Maryland-based U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis has temporarily blocked the U.S. government from deporting Abrego while she considers his bid to be released from immigration detention. It remains unclear how the administration’s agreement with Liberia will influence the judge’s decision.
Abrego also could seek to challenge his removal by claiming fear of torture or persecution.
Liberia agreed to take Abrego “on a strictly humanitarian and temporary basis” following a request from the United States. Liberia’s information ministry stated that it woudl ensure that Abrego is not removed to “any country where he may face substantial risk of persecution, torture or other serious harm.”
Liberia is the first country in Africa to agree to accept Abrego after the administration unsuccessfully approached Uganda, Eswatini, and Ghana as potential options for a second deportation.
Abrego, a sheet metal worker who entered the United States illegally, had been living in Maryland with his wife, their child, and two of her children – all of whom are American citizens - when he was arrested and sent to his native El Salvador.
He was deported to El salvador, where he spent time in a mega-prison known for its harsh conditions, in violation of a prior U.S. court order.
Abrego was returned to the United States in june, and the Trump Justice Department brought criminal charges accusing him of smuggling migrants. He has pleaded not guilty,and his lawyers have accused the administration of vindictive prosecution. The administration also has asserted that Abrego was a member
