Liberia to Accept Abrego Garcia if Deported
The Trump administration has identified Liberia as a new country to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to, with the western African nation agreeing to accept him.
According to a new document filed on Friday, Abrego could be deported as soon as October. This development comes two weeks after a hearing in Maryland federal court.
"You will be hearing from me soon." - Judge Paula Xinis
Abrego's attorney stated that his client has no connection to Liberia. Abrego, a Salvadoran national, has an American wife and children, and fled El Salvador at 16 due to gang extortion and terrorization of his family.
Author's summary: Liberia agrees to accept Abrego Garcia for deportation.
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