The Department of Justice started investigating a 2022 Tennessee traffic stop with Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
A few weeks ago, The Tennessee Star discovered the Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) detained Abrego Garcia on suspicion of human trafficking in December 2022.
THP contacted the FBI.
The FBI told the THP to release Abrego Garcia and the passengers, which it did.
ABC News reported that the DOJ spoke to a prisoner in Alabama about possible connections to Abrego Garcia:
The inmate, Jose Ramon Hernandez-Reyes, 38, was the registered owner of a vehicle driven by Abrego Garcia when he was stopped by the Tennessee Highway Patrol in late 2022, according to the sources. Abrego Garcia was pulled over for speeding in a vehicle with eight passengers and told police they’d been working construction in Missouri.Federal agents investigating the Tennessee incident appeared late last month at the Federal Correctional Institution in Talladega, Alabama, to question Hernandez-Reyes, who had an attorney present and was granted limited immunity, sources familiar with the interview said.Hernandez-Reyes told investigators that he previously operated a “taxi service” based in Baltimore. He claimed to have met Abrego Garcia around 2015 and claimed to have hired him on multiple occasions to transport undocumented migrants from Texas to various locations in the United States, the sources told ABC News. The frequency and time frame of the alleged trips was not immediately clear.
The Democrats and the left have chosen Abrego Garcia as their chosen one to protest President Donald Trump’s strict immigration rules.
Abrego Garcia is an alleged MS-13 gang member. Many have unearthed numerous domestic violence allegations against him by his wife, who has been crying that he is a loving husband and father.
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