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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is happening with this, and all the other people sent down there that should not have been.  [/quote]

Except for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who has received a lot of attention, the plight of the others deported with him is unknown due to lack of transparency on the part of the US and Salvadoran governments. CBS News published a list of 238 Venezuelan deportees’ names, which has become an unofficial guide, but there's no single source of real-time stats on what's happening with these folks. Our government doesn't feel they owe anyone an answer as to the status or welfare of the deportees, including to the families of the deported.

Regarding pending cases, there are at least these two:

*Garcia's case referred to as Abrego Garcia v. Trump which is being handled by U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis and focuses on Garcia’s individual deportation in violation of a 2019 court order, with ongoing proceedings about his return to the U.S. The latest on that is that on May 9 (today) the Trump administration is due to submit sworn testimony and documents by 6 p.m. to detail efforts to facilitate Abrego Garcia’s return, as ordered by Xinis. Xinis also set May 12 for renewed motions based on these submissions, potentially addressing contempt or sanctions if non-compliance persists.

*A class-action lawsuit brought by the ACLU, J.G.G. v. Trump, handled by Judge James Boasberg, which addresses the broader deportation of ~137 Venezuelan migrants which does not include Garcia (but includes people like Andry, the gay makeup artist). As of May 9, a joint motion to govern future proceedings is filed in the D.C. Circuit appeal (25-5067), indicating ongoing litigation. Boasberg has not dismissed the case or dissolved his contempt probe, despite the administration’s requests post the Supreme Court ruling. The case awaits the administration’s May 14 submission and further rulings on jurisdiction and contempt.

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