Kilmar Abrego Garcia has been detained after arriving at an American immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) office in Baltimore.
In a statement, Homeland Security Secretary Christie Nom confirmed his arrest and said the ICE “is processing him for exile”.
He was accidentally sent to a notorious jail in Al Salvador in March, and then brought back to face criminal allegations.
US officials have informed them that they can be sent to Uganda, after refusing to accept a petition deal, his lawyers say.
His legal team accused the US that he was trying to “force” to blame him by threatening to re -tell him “halfway worldwide”.
“The only reason is that they have chosen to detain him, punish him, punish him to exercise his constitutional rights,” a lawyer, Simon Sandowal-Moshebberg told reporters outside the ice office.
He said that Shri Abrego Garcia filed a new federal trial in Maryland, until he tested, was “challenging his current detention and potential exile”.
A latter court order prevented the government from removing Shri Abrego Garcia from continental United States or changing its legal status until 16:00 Wednesday, until a judge expands the order.
New lawsuit has been assigned US District Judge Paula Shinis, The same jurist who to Al Salvador to prosecute the wrong exile of Shri Abrego Garcia.
He has said that his client rejected a proposal to convict Costa Rica for allegations of human trafficking instead of exile. He was asked to investigate the field office in Baltimore on Monday.
During the interview, Mr. Sandowal-Soomhenberg said that ICE officials had taken Sri Abrego Garica into custody without any clarification. An official told the lawyers that he would be taken to a detention center, but would not specify which one.
His lawyer argued that there was no reason to detain Mr. Abrego Garcia, as he was an ankle monitoring and “originally on the arrest of the house”.
His supporters are now afraid that they have to face each other exile – this time Uganda, a country where they have no known relationship.
Supporters organized a rally outside the campus in support of Salvadorian National, by which the immigration case made global headlines.
In a statement, Ms. Nom alleged that Mr. Abrego Garcia was guilty of human trafficking and domestic misconduct. President Donald Trump will not allow him to “terrorize American citizens at any time”.
The US reached bilateral exile agreements with Honduras and Uganda as part of Trump Crackdown on illegal immigration.
Documents received by BBC American partner CBS News, quoting the Ministry of External Affairs of Uganda, say it prefers individuals whom it accepts from African countries.
The saga of the exile case of Shri Abrego Garcia is in the news since March when he was sent to his original Lalwador, and was initially kept in the notorious Sekot Jail.
But after the US government officials accepted that he was deported due to “administrative error”, a judge ordered the administration to facilitate his return.
He was sent to Tenasi, where he was accused in a human trafficking scheme and was detained until his release on Friday after his decision by a federal judge.
Mr. Abrego is Garcia Not guilty for allegations.
