A federal judge has issued an order compelling several former officials of the Trump administration to cooperate in securing the return of a Guatemalan man to the United States.

The man’s identity and the specific circumstances leading to his return are not yet fully detailed in publicly available court documents.

The order focuses on actions the former officials may have taken, or failed to take, during the man’s previous time in the U.S. or during his removal.

The judge’s directive mandates the former officials to provide information and assistance that could facilitate the Guatemalan man’s return.

This may include sharing documents, contacting relevant international authorities, or providing any other pertinent details related to his case.

The specifics of the requested cooperation are outlined in the court order, which is currently under review.

The legal basis for the order is related to the ongoing legal dispute and potential violations of due process or immigration law.

The former officials targeted by the order have yet to publicly comment on the ruling.

Further developments in the case, including the reason for his attempted return and the specifics of the alleged violations, will be announced as available.

The judge’s decision highlights continuing scrutiny of immigration policies and actions taken during the Trump administration.