Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia is now back in the United States.

Prosecutors had acknowledged that the Maryland resident was wrongly deported to a prison in El Salvador in March when the president invoked the wartime Alien Enemies Act.

A grand jury in Tennessee indicted him last month on two charges related to a traffic stop in 2022.

The indictment, unsealed today, alleges that Garcia committed conspiracy to transport aliens

and unlawfully transported undocumented aliens. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Garcia's return this afternoon.

Our government presented El Salvador with an arrest warrant, and they agreed to return him to our country.

We're grateful to President Buckele for agreeing to return him to our country to face these very serious charges.

This is what American justice looks like.

If he is convicted, the Attorney General said

Abrago Garcia would be returned to El Salvador

after completing any prison sentence in the United States.

Laura Berl Lopez is here now with the detail.

So Laura, tell us what else the indictment says

and what happens next for Kilmore, Abraga Garcia.

So for some context, in 2022, when that traffic stop occurred,

Abrego-Garcia was not charged with any crime, was not charged with human trafficking,

even though an officer at the time documented suspecting human trafficking.

Now, the indictment today, unsealed today,

alleges that Abrego-Garcia was transporting, as you said, undocumented immigrants,

but that also includes transporting, as you said, undocumented immigrants, but that also includes transporting,

quote, children on the floorboards of vehicles, according to the indictment. Now he faces charges

in Tennessee. Now, there is the expectation that Garcia's wrongful deportation case before a federal

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