Coverage dated August 28, 2025

Abrego Garcia's lawyers worry he can't get a fair trial and request gag order for top US officials

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Lawyers for Kilmar Abrego Garcia say they are concerned he can't get a fair trial in his human smuggling case because Trump administration officials keep

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  1. Townhall

    Kilmar Abrego Garcia Demands Gag Order Against Key Trump Officials (opens Townhall)

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    Kilmar Abrego Garcia seeks a gag order against Trump officials amid deportation and smuggling charges.

  2. MyNorthwest

    Abrego Garcia's lawyers worry he can't get a fair trial and request gag order for top US officials (opens MyNorthwest)

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    Lawyers for Kilmar Abrego Garcia say they are concerned he can't get a fair trial in his human smuggling case because Trump administration officials keep

  3. CNN

    Abrego Garcia’s attorneys ask judge to block Trump administration officials from making negative public comments (opens CNN)

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    Attorneys for Kilmar Abrego Garica, the man wrongly deported to El Salvador earlier this year, are yet again asking the federal judge overseeing his human smuggling criminal case to order Trump administration officials to stop making negative comments about him that they say could jeopardize his rig…

  4. Fox News

    Abrego Garcia's lawyers ask judge for gag order against Trump officials (opens Fox News)

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    Attorneys for Salvadoran migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia asked a federal judge in Tennessee to prohibit Trump officials from making remarks about their client that could bias a jury.

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