An accused assassin in court.

I'm Lisa Lacerra, Fox News, an hours-long hearing in Provo, Utah, for Tyler Robinson,

the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk on a college campus in September,

as a court considers a number of issues, including whether cameras should be allowed.

I find that excluding the cameras from the courtroom would be disproportionate for this hearing. But Judge Tony Graff

said he could order cameras removed at any time. He also ordered the cameras be moved.

After the defense argued, Robinson's shackles were visible, as were notes by the defense team.

The judge ruled on a gag order later this month.

Prosecutors have said they plan to seek the death penalty.

Kilmar Abrago Garcia, the man Homeland Security claims, is an illegal migrant with ties to the MS-13 gang,

has been released from immigration enforcement custody after a court hearing today.

Judge Paula Zinnis in Maryland found Kilmar-brego Garcia has been detained since he was wrongfully

sent to El Salvador without lawful authority.

She said a judge never signed a final order of removal for him.

Abrago Garcia had been deported to El Salvador earlier this year, despite an order meant to prevent

his removal,

when he was brought back a grand jury in Tennessee indicted him for human smuggling three years ago.

When he was released from custody in Tennessee and went back to Maryland, immigration officials picked him up again. They've been trying to sort out removing him to a third country, though

most of the ones proposed have said they won't accept him.

Fox is Jessica Rosenthal. Abrago Garcia's attorney says his client plans to return to Maryland where he has an American

wife and child and said he's not sure what comes next, but said he's prepared to defend his client

against further efforts to deport him.

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