The Department of Justice (DOJ) released a document on Wednesday showing the membership of MS-13 gangster Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia.

Abrego Garcia’s police interview, immigration court ruling, and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) deportable/unacceptable alien records highlight the membership of the gang he fought in court. Included With release.

In a December 2019 decision, the Immigration Appeals Committee rejected Abrego Garcia’s challenge to finding the facts of an immigration judge that he is a “verified member of MS-13.”

The board held that the immigration judge “appropriately reviewed the allegations of gang affiliation against the respondent when it determined that he had not demonstrated that he was not dangerous to the property or person.”

Officers discovered Abrego Garcia was loving in the Parking Lot at Home Depot on March 28, 2019, wearing “a hoodie with a Chicago bull hat and a roll of money covering the eyes, ears and mouth of the president on separate sects.”

“Wearing Chicago Bulls hats indicates that they are members of the MS-13 in good condition,” the document states. “The officers contacted a trusted source with a proven track record of past advisory that Kilmar Armando Abrego-Garcia was an active member of the MS-13. A secret source advised that he was ranked “Chequeo” with the “Chele” moniker. ”

Additional information about Kilmar Abrego Garcia has been released.https://t.co/rbzkfvuraf

– Attorney General Pamela Bondi (@agpambondi) April 16, 2025

The administration was caught up in a legal dispute after Abrego Garcia, who had illegally entered the country in 2011, was deported to El Salvador in March as a result of an error. Court records argued that Abrego Garcia “cannot trust his finding that he is dangerous to the community.”

The lower court ordered his return, but the Supreme Court demanded that the order be clarified and directed the administration to “promote” the release of Abrego Garcia. (Related: Obama-appointed judge threatens Trump’s administrator with “declinical cont”)

Department of Justice (DOJ) It is shown Wednesday, it will appeal to those who have been corrected. order Judge Paula Sinis issued the government “instructs us to take all available measures to promote Abrego Garcia’s return as soon as possible.”

At a meeting with President Donald Trump on Monday, President El Salvador Naive Buquere said he would not “smuggle” terrorists into the United States

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) release A court application showing that Abrego Garcia’s wife requested a domestic violence control order against him on Wednesday.

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