The Executive pointed out on Wednesday, May 28 to the Massachusetts district court that, in compliance with the court order of last 23, the Customs Immigration and Control Service (ICE) was put in touch last weekend with the affected lawyers.
According to his writing, the Office of Detention and Deportation Operations (ERO) is working with the ICE to return to the United States on a charter flight to the expelled migrant.
The man, who in the cause has only been identified by the initials OG, He was recently ejected to Mexico despite the fact that a Court in February granted him humanitarian protection considering that his life was in danger outside the United States.
Judge Brian Murphy of the Massachusetts district ordered the Executive on Friday to facilitate his return after considering that The executive made an error when expelling him.
Og, who is hidden in his native country right now, according to his lawyers, said his life was in danger in Guatemala or Mexico, where he said he was abused.
Murphy is the same magistrate who in April issued an order to block the expulsion of eight migrants, including two Cubans and a Mexican, to South Sudan. The Trump government allegedly violated that edict by allowing the take -off of a plane with those eight people, which right now remain in custody of the US government in Yibuti.
It was not the first time that a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to bring back a deported migrant, since a court recently provided facilitating the return of the Salvadoran Kilmar Abrego García.
This migrant was deported in March to his country although he also had a previous order that blocked his expulsion, and although the government considered that his expulsion was an administrative error, he argued that he could not help in his return because he was already in custody of another country. EFE