The Trump administration insists that federal courts cannot compel it to return Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a man unlawfully deported to El Salvador. Through a recent legal filing, the Justice Department argued that the president has broad powers in foreign policy, reiterating that the judiciary lacks authority to direct executive action in international matters. This ongoing defiance could intensify tensions with the overseeing judge, Paula Xinis, who has scheduled a hearing following a Supreme Court ruling ordering the administration to facilitate Mr. Abrego Garcia’s release. Despite an admission of an administrative error, the administration remains unyielding in its stance.
The administration asserts that federal courts cannot dictate foreign policy decisions, claiming the president holds exclusive power in managing international relations.
Abrego Garcia's case raises tensions between the Trump administration and the federal judiciary, especially following the Supreme Court's ruling supporting his return.
Despite admitting to an error in his deportation, the administration remains defiant, emphasizing headstrong executive authority over decisions involving foreign sovereigns.
A Maryland court hearing is set to explore the administration's refusal to comply with the Supreme Court's directive regarding Abrego Garcia's release from El Salvador.
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