Attorney Slams Trump Admin For Not Returning Kilmar Abrego Garcia After Mistaken Deportation

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Attorney Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg slammed the Trump Administration for not having information about the wellbeing of his client Kilmar Abrego Garcia, and for not acting on the Supreme Court's unanimous call to have Abrego Garcia returned from custody in El Salvador to the U.S. after his client's wrongful deportation.

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00:00Do you repeat what you said about there's three things that they're being asked to do and every single day the judges expect them to do it?

00:13There's one thing that they're being asked to do.

00:15The one thing they're being asked to do is to take all reasonable steps to facilitate the return of Kilma Arbrego Garcia.

00:21In the meanwhile, they're asked to provide three pieces of information.

00:25One is, what is the current status of Mr. Arbrego Garcia?

00:28Where is he and under whose custody?

00:30Two, what steps have you taken to date?

00:33And then three, essentially, what's the plan?

00:35What steps are you going to take going forward?

00:38But the thing that the government was asked to do is to bring him back.

00:41And that's what they need to really get started on now.

00:43No more games.

00:44What's your take on why he's saying this is going back?

00:47It seems like a very straightforward thing.

00:49Is it just foot dragging or do you really think that there's, is there some legal argument that they can possibly come up with?

00:56No, I think there's, again, I don't think there's anyone in this country who believes the government when they say, well, we don't, you know, we don't know how to do this.