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Alleged MS-13 Gangbanger Kilmar Abrego Garcia Home in Maryland After Release From Jail — But Faces Quick Deportation To Uganda
Alleged MS-13 gangbanger and accused human smuggler Kilmar Abrego Garcia was
released from a Tennessee jail Friday and returned to his family in Maryland — but could be deported to Uganda by the end of the weekend, with ICE demanding he check in Monday.
The illegal migrant is en route to the Old Line State with a private security escort — returning for the first time since he was mistakenly booted from the country in March — but has just 48 hours to reach his brother’s house, where he will remain under strict home detention conditions, US Magistrate Judge Barbara Holmes ruled.

Abrego Garcia’s attorneys wrote in a court filing earlier this week that they hired a private security company to escort him across state lines, with Holmes granting his release as his federal human smuggling case moves forward.
The Salvadoran is required to wear an ankle monitor, report to Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Baltimore office and may leave home only for work, religious services and other approved activities, according to the ruling.
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said his release was “a new low.”
“By ordering this monster loose on America’s streets, the judge has shown a complete disregard for the safety of the American people,” she
wrote on X.
“By ordering this monster loose on America’s streets, the judge has shown a complete disregard for the safety of the American people,” she
wrote on X.
Shortly after his release, Abrego Garcia’s lawyers were notified by the Department of Homeland Security and ICE that the federal agencies may deport him to Uganda “no earlier than 72 hours from now,”
sources told Fox News.
“He will face justice for his crimes. It’s an insult to his victims that this left-wing magistrate intervened to put him back on the streets. Garcia will be subject to ankle monitoring to ensure the safety of the American public until further action can be taken.”
Abrego Garcia, 30, had been held at Putnam County Jail in Cookeville since June, after the Trump administration arranged his return from El Salvador to face human smuggling charges.
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