Interim U.S. Attorney Robert McGuire accused the Salvadoran native of spending years illegally ferrying undocumented immigrants across the U.S, while endangering his own children, propositioning underage girls on his trips and even seeking nude photos from a 15-year-old via SnapChat.

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The Maryland man, whose erroneous deportation to El Salvador became a protracted battle over due process and a test of wills, will face human smuggling charges in Tennessee.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s case started quietly, boiling down to a clerical error that moved him up on a list to land on a deportation flight destined to El Salvador in March. And then a court filing from the Trump Justice Department acknowledging the mistake brought it to the national forefront – culminating in a fraught legal battle and heated political debate.

Trump administration seeks dismissal of Abrego Garcia deportation case after his return to U.S., while lawyers plan sanctions over handling of his transfer from El Salvador.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran native who lived in Maryland and was mistakenly deported, is now claiming he was denied due process in recent documents.

Abrego Garcia was charged with working with at least five co-conspirators as part of a smuggling ring to bring immigrants to the United States illegally.