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A federal judge has temporarily blocked the US government from deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia after he was taken into custody. The government, which had previously mistakenly deported him to El Salvador and subsequently charged him with human trafficking, now intends to deport him to Uganda after he refused a plea deal. The judge expressed concerns about deporting him to a country with no connections, pending a hearing and questioning the government’s ability to ensure his safety in Uganda. Additional court orders were in effect that forbid his deportation from the continental US until Wednesday afternoon.
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Following his release from federal custody, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was wrongfully deported to El Salvador, was notified of potential deportation to Uganda. The Trump administration offered Abrego a plea deal to be deported to Costa Rica, but Abrego refused, and his legal team notified the court of ICE’s intention to deport him to Uganda. Abrego’s lawyers and family have repeatedly denied accusations of gang membership, which the White House and Department of Homeland Security continue to perpetuate. Abrego’s trial is scheduled for January, and his legal team and family are fighting on his behalf.
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Immigration officials plan to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda after he rejected an offer to go to Costa Rica in exchange for remaining in jail and pleading guilty to human smuggling charges. The offer came after it became clear that the Salvadoran national would likely be released from a Tennessee jail, but he was released to await trial in Maryland with his family, triggering the deportation order. The filing from his attorneys states that the government’s response to his release demonstrated vindictiveness. The case has become a flashpoint in the context of the former president’s immigration agenda due to his mistaken deportation in March, which he was returned from in June.
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According to a DHS official, the Trump administration may attempt to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda. After being mistakenly deported to El Salvador and subsequently released from pre-trial detention, Abrego Garcia’s attorneys received notice of his potential deportation to the East African country. This development follows a previously unreported agreement between the U.S. and Uganda to accept deportees who are not its citizens. Due to fear of persecution by local gangs, an immigration judge ruled Abrego Garcia cannot be deported to El Salvador.
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Oxford Crown Court sentenced Ugandan High Court Judge Lydia Mugambe to six years and four months imprisonment. Found guilty on multiple charges, including forced labor and witness intimidation, Mugambe exploited a young Ugandan woman brought to the UK under false pretenses to work as a maid and childcare provider. The court heard Mugambe leveraged her status to deceive the victim and conspired with the Ugandan deputy high commissioner to facilitate the woman’s entry. Despite her recent appointment to the UN’s judicial roster, Mugambe’s actions were deemed a gross abuse of power.
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Uganda’s health ministry declared an end to its latest Ebola outbreak after a 42-day period without new cases. The outbreak, attributed to the Sudan strain, involved 14 cases resulting in four deaths. A clinical trial for an experimental vaccine was authorized during the response. This marks Uganda’s ninth Ebola outbreak, highlighting the country’s experience in managing this disease despite its frequent occurrence.
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The initial Ebola outbreak victims were three children in Boloko village who died 48 hours after consuming a bat. The World Health Organization’s Africa office confirmed these deaths on Monday. However, a direct connection between the bat consumption and the Ebola outbreak remains unconfirmed.
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During a cabinet meeting, Elon Musk acknowledged that DOGE, while aiming for significant budget cuts, inadvertently and briefly halted Ebola prevention funding in Uganda. He attributed this to the organization’s rapid pace and acknowledged the potential for future errors, emphasizing a commitment to swift corrections. This incident follows previous instances of inaccurate reporting of DOGE’s cost-cutting measures. Despite the error, Musk maintains that Ebola prevention funding was ultimately restored and that DOGE remains on track to meet its financial goals.
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Uganda has confirmed a new Ebola outbreak in its capital city, Kampala, tragically resulting in the death of a male nurse. This marks the country’s ninth Ebola outbreak since the year 2000, highlighting the persistent threat this deadly virus presents. The deceased nurse, who worked at Mulago National Referral Hospital, initially sought treatment at various facilities, including a traditional healer, after exhibiting symptoms such as fever. His death underscores the challenges in early diagnosis and access to appropriate medical care, particularly when individuals initially seek alternative treatments.
The ministry of health confirmed the Sudan Ebola Virus Disease strain via post-mortem samples.… Continue reading
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