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

The order specifically targets former officials involved in immigration and border security, including those who held positions in the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice.

The Guatemalan man, whose identity has not been fully disclosed in available reports, is the subject of ongoing legal proceedings within the United States.

The precise nature of the legal proceedings is unclear from the limited reporting available, but the judge’s order suggests the man’s presence is required for these legal matters.

The judge’s ruling mandates the former officials to cooperate with current authorities in locating and facilitating the man’s return.

This cooperation could include providing information about the man’s whereabouts, assisting with travel arrangements, and potentially providing any relevant documentation.

The order underscores the legal responsibility of former government officials to comply with court orders, regardless of their prior positions or affiliations.

The legal basis for the order centers on the judiciary’s authority to compel individuals to participate in legal proceedings when their testimony or presence is deemed necessary.

The specifics of the case, including the legal claims against the Guatemalan man and the reasons for his initial departure from the U.S., are still developing as legal proceedings continue.

Further details about the case and the specific roles of the former officials involved are expected to emerge as the legal process progresses.