Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan filed the petition on Abrego Garcia’s behalf, triggering the District of Maryland’s habeas corpus standing order for all immigration circumstances earlier than the court docket. The order prevents the federal authorities from deporting Abrego Garcia for a minimum of two enterprise days pending judicial overview.
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Abrego Garcia Files Habeas Petition Blocking Hasty Deportation
