Kilmar Abrego's Legal Battle: A Symbol of Immigration Policy Controversy

Kilmar Abrego, whose controversial deportation to El Salvador made him a notable figure in President Trump's immigration policy, faces deportation to Uganda. Detained in Baltimore, Abrego's legal battles continue as his case highlights contentious U.S. immigration laws.

Abrego, 30, was returned to the U.S. to face charges related to transporting migrants and has pleaded not guilty. Despite government claims linking him to gang activity, his lawyers argue these actions violate constitutional rights, emphasizing the administration's aggressive immigration stance.

His legal team contends the government seeks to pressure Abrego into a plea deal through questionable tactics. They aim to prevent his deportation without due process, reflecting broader concerns about executive overreach in immigration matters. A Maryland court intervention is pending.

(With inputs from agencies.)