The Saga of Kilmar Abrego: A Symbol of Immigration Struggles

Kilmar Abrego, who gained notoriety during President Donald Trump's rigorous immigration measures, finds himself in the spotlight once again. U.S. immigration officers detained him in Baltimore, and he now faces possible deportation to Uganda, a country with which he has no affiliations.

The Trump administration's attempt to deport Abrego, 30, to Africa marks a new chapter in a convoluted tale that began in March with his wrongful deportation to El Salvador. After returning to the U.S. and being released on bond, Abrego pled not guilty to charges involving migrant transportation.

Abrego, his family, and supporters rally against what they deem a misuse of presidential power that compromises due process. His lawyers challenge the government's logic, arguing over retaliatory deportation threats. As Abrego awaits a decision, his case underscores the national debate over immigration policy.

(With inputs from agencies.)