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Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran immigrant wrongfully deported to El Salvador in March 2025, is now detained in Baltimore and faces renewed deportation efforts by the Trump administration, which plans to send him to Eswatini after previously considering Uganda. He denies MS-13 gang ties and is fighting federal human smuggling charges in Tennessee while seeking asylum in Maryland courts, citing fears of persecution and torture.
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A Maryland federal judge is examining whether the US government’s deportation and criminal charges against Salvadoran national Abrego Garcia are retaliatory, following allegations that officials targeted him after his legal challenge to wrongful deportation. The case highlights tensions over immigration policies and legal retaliation claims. Today's date & time: Fri, 10 Oct 2025 06:00:34 +0100.
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Two separate legal cases are progressing: former Uvalde police chief Pete Arredondo and officer Adrian Gonzales face child endangerment charges related to the Robb Elementary School massacre, with Gonzales's trial moved to January. Meanwhile, a federal judge is pushing forward with a case challenging the legality of Trump-era deportation policies amid a government shutdown.
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A UK tribunal found that barrister Chowdhury Rahman used AI to cite fictitious and irrelevant legal cases during an asylum appeal, wasting tribunal time and raising concerns about legal research practices. The judge is considering reporting him to the Bar Standards Board.
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Two individuals, Autumn Hill and Zachary Evetts, face federal charges of supporting terrorists and attempted murder following a July 4 attack on an ICE detention center in Texas. The charges come after President Trump designated Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization, intensifying investigations into the movement amid political tensions.
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The U.S. Transportation Department has threatened to cut federal highway funds to New York over concerns about the issuance of commercial driver’s licenses to foreign nationals. The agency alleges that New York issued licenses improperly, with over half of a sample reviewed found to be invalid or issued without verifying immigration status. The state has 30 days to respond.