In Video: Inside El Salvador prison holding deported migrant

Mysterious Transfer Sheds Light on Abrego Garcia’s Fate

In the sprawling penitentiary of El Salvador, a low-security prison has been the last known location of Kilmergo Garcia, a man deported from the US with a controversial history. Garcia, who was transferred to the facility from the Supermax mega prison, SECOT, has been approved to participate in work and rehabilitation programs, along with every other inmate, due to their good behavior.

A Contrasting Environment

In sharp contrast to SECOT, where Garcia was first held, this prison offers a more relaxed environment. Inmates are able to move relatively freely and engage in various activities, including raising dairy cows. The prison also specifically excludes gang members, raising questions about why Garcia was moved here, given that President Trump and El Salvador’s president have both referred to him as a gang member.

Gang Membership Debates

According to US court records, Garcia was transferred to this facility from SECOT, where he was initially held. US Immigration Judge in 2019 wrote that evidence shows Garcia is a verified member of MS-13, a notorious gang. President Trump has even shown a photo of Garcia’s tattoos, which he claims demonstrate gang membership. However, Garcia’s family and lawyers deny these allegations, arguing that the evidence against him has been discredited and that he has been completely cut off from contact with the outside world.

Communication Prohibitions

Lawyers and family members of Garcia are unable to communicate with him, while a US Supreme Court order has been issued to facilitate his return to the US. However, signs of movement are scarce, and Garcia’s fate remains uncertain.

Conclusion

The transfer of Abrego Garcia to this low-security prison in El Salvador raises many questions about his fate and the treatment he has received. Despite allegations of gang membership and a tumultuous past, Garcia has been approved to participate in rehabilitation programs alongside other inmates. As the debate surrounding his gang membership continues, one thing is clear: Garcia’s saga has left many wondering about the truth behind his story and the country’s willingness to facilitate his return to the US.

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