Immigrant Abrebo Aarsiya Faces New Deportation Threats

• Immigrant Abrebo Aarsiya is scheduled to meet with immigration officials on Monday.
• His deportation to Uganda is planned after the cancellation of the agreement with Costa Rica.
• The case of Abrebo is considered significant in the context of the immigration policy of the Trump administration.

Immigrant Abrebo Aarsiya, an immigrant from El Salvador, is set to meet with immigration officials in the U.S. on Monday, September 25, 2025, as part of a review at the immigration office in Baltimore, Maryland. This event comes after his recent release from custody, where he had been since February 2025 due to a summons in a human trafficking case.

Officials from the immigration service plan to deport Abrebo Aarsiya to Uganda, as this country recently agreed to accept certain deportees from the U.S. This decision came as a result of Abrebo's refusal to accept the agreement for deportation to Costa Rica in exchange for recognition of his release from custody.

The case of Abrebo Aarsiya is viewed as an important element of the immigration policy of the Trump administration, which aims to tighten control over immigration. Previously, in early 2025, he was reportedly deported to El Salvador, despite a court ruling that barred his deportation to that country due to threats of violence.

Abrebo's attorneys reported that he has until Monday to accept the agreement regarding his release, or he may be deported to Uganda. In the event that he refuses the agreement, his deportation could occur as early as Wednesday, September 27, 2025.

This case raises questions about the rights of immigrants and the conditions of their deportation, including the possibility of persecution or harsh treatment in the country of designation.

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