基尔马·阿布雷戈·加西亚他的律师西蒙·桑多瓦尔-莫森伯格告诉美国广播公司新闻说，他已从移民拘留中被释放。
周四，一名联邦法官下令释放阿布雷戈·加西亚后，加西亚获释。
美国地区法官保拉·西尼斯在她的命令中说，“自从阿布雷戈·加西亚在萨尔瓦多被非法拘留以来，他一直被再次拘留，同样没有合法授权。”
辛尼斯说，由于没有驱逐令，政府无法将阿布雷戈·加西亚驱逐出美国。
“我们仍然希望这标志着阿布雷戈·加西亚先生的一个转折点，他承受了比任何人都应该承受的更多的痛苦，”桑多瓦尔-莫森伯格说。
“就目前而言，这是我们的委托人和正当程序的非凡胜利，”律师说。“我们的重点是确保阿布雷戈·加西亚先生的安全释放，以及他继续获得法律保障的保护。”
萨尔瓦多人阿布雷戈·加西亚和他的妻子、孩子一直住在马里兰州三月被驱逐出境尽管特朗普政府声称他是犯罪团伙MS-13的成员，但他否认了这一点，尽管2019年的法院命令因担心受到迫害而禁止将他驱逐到萨尔瓦多的CECOT大型监狱。
他是带回美国。今年6月，他将在田纳西州面临人口走私的指控，对此他表示不服罪。
在被释放到他在马里兰州的兄弟的监管下等待审判后，他被再次被拘留被移民局逮捕并关押在宾夕法尼亚州的拘留所。
国土安全部发言人特里西亚·麦克劳克林(Tricia McLaughlin)在裁决后的社交媒体帖子中说，“这是奥巴马任命的法官赤裸裸的司法行动主义。这一命令缺乏任何有效的法律依据，我们将继续在法庭上全力抗争。”
阿布雷戈·加西亚将于周五在移民和海关执法局的巴尔的摩办事处报到。
上个月，联邦政府-寻求驱逐阿布雷戈加西亚到西非国家利比里亚-要求Xinis解除禁令他说，利比里亚政府已经保证，如果他被驱逐到那里，他不会受到迫害或酷刑。
在31页中在批准阿布雷戈·加西亚的人身保护令的请愿书中，辛尼斯详细叙述了阿布雷戈·加西亚被遣送回萨尔瓦多，他的返回面临刑事指控，他将被重新关押在移民拘留所。
“阿布雷戈·加西亚从刑事拘留中被释放后的拘留情况与拘留他以实现驱逐的‘基本目的’不符，”辛尼斯说。
辛尼斯引用道ABC新闻报道和其他人说，政府本可以同时将阿布雷戈·加西亚遣返到哥斯达黎加，这是他首选的遣返国。
辛尼斯写道:“受访者有意让哥斯达黎加‘出局’的努力适得其反。在24小时内，哥斯达黎加通过萨莫拉·科尔德罗部长向多个新闻来源表示，哥斯达黎加给予阿布雷戈·加西亚居住权和难民地位的提议是坚定的、毫不动摇的和无条件的，而且一直如此。"
“被告连续‘通知’阿布雷戈·加西亚——在他被ICE拘留期间——他被驱逐到乌干达，然后是埃斯瓦蒂尼，然后是加纳;但这些国家都不是可行的选择，”辛尼斯写道。
法官说，阿布雷戈·加西亚将接受美国审前服务办公室的指示，说明此前在他的刑事案件中施加的释放条件。
八月的辛尼斯阻挠政府从将阿布雷戈·加西亚驱逐出美国，直到质疑其驱逐的人身保护令案件在法庭上得到解决。
“阿布雷戈·加西亚案件的历史是众所周知的，也是非同寻常的，”辛尼斯在周四的判决中写道。
Kilmar Abrego Garcia is released from immigration detention, his attorney says
Kilmar Abrego Garciahas been released from immigration detention, his attorney Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg told ABC News.
His release came after a federal judge on Thursday ordered Abrego Garcia released from detention.
U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis said in her order that "since Abrego Garcia's wrongful detention in El Salvador, he has been re-detained, again without lawful authority."
Xinis said that the absence of a removal order prevents the government from removing Abrego Garcia from the United States.
"We remain hopeful that this marks a turning point for Mr. Abrego Garcia, who has endured more than anyone should ever have to," Sandoval-Moshenberg said.
"For now, this is an extraordinary victory for our client and for due process," the attorney said. "Our focus is on ensuring Mr. Abrego Garcia's safe release and his continued access to the protections the law guarantees him."
Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran native who had been living in Maryland with his wife and children, wasdeported in Marchto El Salvador's CECOT mega-prison -- despite a 2019 court order barring his deportation to that country due to fear of persecution -- after the Trump administration claimed he was a member of the criminal gang MS-13, which he denies.
He wasbrought back to the U.S.in June to face human smuggling charges in Tennessee, to which he has pleaded not guilty.
After being released into the custody of his brother in Maryland pending trial, he wasagain detainedby immigration authorities and held in a detention facility in Pennsylvania.
Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin said in a social media post following the ruling, "This is naked judicial activism by an Obama appointed judge. This order lacks any valid legal basis and we will continue to fight this tooth and nail in the courts."
Abrego Garcia will have to check in with Immigration and Customs Enforcement Friday at ICE's Baltimore field office.
Last month, the federal government -- seeking to deport Abrego Garcia to the West African nation of Liberia -- asked Xinis todissolve a banon his removal to that country, saying it had received assurances from the Liberian government that he would not be persecuted or tortured should he be deported there.
In the 31-pageorder granting Abrego Garcia's habeas petition, Xinis detailed Abrego Garcia's removal to El Salvador, his returnto the U.S. to face criminal charges, and his re-detention in immigration custody.
"The circumstances of Abrego Garcia's detention since he was released from criminal custody cannot be squared with the 'basic purpose' of holding him to effectuate removal," Xinis said.
Xinis, citingreporting from ABC Newsand others, said the government at the same time could have removed Abrego Garcia to Costa Rica, his preferred country of removal.
"Respondents' calculated effort to take Costa Rica 'off the table' backfired," Xinis wrote. "Within 24 hours, Costa Rica, through Minister Zamora Cordero, communicated to multiple news sources that its offer to grant Abrego Garcia residence and refugee status is, and always has been, firm, unwavering, and unconditional."
"Respondents serially 'notified' Abrego Garcia -- while he sat in ICE custody -- of his expulsion to Uganda, then Eswatini, then Ghana; but none of these countries were ever viable options," Xinis wrote.
The judge said Abrego Garcia would receive instruction from the United States Pretrial Services Office on the release conditions previously imposed in his criminal case.
Xinis in Augustblocked the governmentfrom removing Abrego Garcia from the United States until the habeas case challenging his removal was resolved in court.
"The history of Abrego Garcia's case is as well known as it is extraordinary," Xinis wrote in her decision Thursday.
