72-Hour Notice Rule Imposed on Future Deportations
In a precautionary measure, Judge Xinis mandated that the government must provide 72 hours’ notice if it plans to deport Abrego Garcia to any third country. She also instructed that he be returned to ICE supervision in Baltimore, aligning with the jurisdiction where his immigration proceedings should have originated.
Legal Firepower on Both Sides
Abrego Garcia’s high-profile legal team spans multiple law firms and jurisdictions. In Tennessee, he is represented by Rascoe S. Dean of Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison PLC, and a team from Hecker Fink LLP. In Maryland, his legal force includes attorneys from Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP, Murray Osorio PLLC, and Kropf Moseley Schmitt PLLC.
The U.S. government’s defense is led by Robert E. McGuire from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Tennessee, and a legal team from the U.S. Department of Justice, including Yaakov M. Roth, Jonathan Guynn, Drew C. Ensign, and Ernesto Molina.
