A Guatemalan man found by a federal judge to have been “wrongfully” deported by the Trump administration has been returned to the United States and “is in immigration custody,” his attorney confirmed.

The man, referred to only as O.C.G., landed in California via a commercial flight on Wednesday and spoke with his legal team . Trina Realmuto of the National Immigration Litigation Alliance told Law&Crime that “if [the Department of Homeland Security] again seeks to deport him to a third country, he must be given the due process, including notice and an opportunity to present a fear-based claim.”

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Upon landing, O.C.G. was taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and transported to a

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