section_path: "Facilitate" Abrego Garcia's return/Return to the district court/Revised order and initial hearing
section_name: Revised order and initial hearing
paragraph_text: Revised order and initial hearing
  
  After the Supreme Court's April 10 ruling remanding certain issues back to the district court, Judge Xinis amended her earlier order that the Trump administration "facilitate and effectuate" Abrego Garcia's return, telling the Trump administration instead to "take all available steps to facilitate the return of Abrego Garcia to the United States as soon as possible" and to update her on the morning of April 11, providing information about the steps that the government has taken, where Abrego Garcia is currently located, and what additional steps it plans to take; she also scheduled a status update for that afternoon.
  
  The government requested that she extend the deadline for submitting the update until the following week and postpone the status hearing, and Xinis quickly ordered that she would only give them an extra two hours for the update. The government's subsequent filing only said that it was "impractical" to update her at that time. During the status hearing, Xinis asked Drew Ensign, a deputy assistant attorney general, where Abrego Garcia was currently located, what the government had done so far to facilitate his return, and what its plans were, but he said that he did not know.
  
  The hearing ended with Xinis ordering the Trump administration to provide "daily updates" answering her previous questions, from an official with "personal knowledge" of the situation.
  
  After the Supreme Court's April 10 ruling remanding certain issues back to the district court, Judge Xinis amended her earlier order that the Trump administration "facilitate and effectuate" Abrego Garcia's return, telling the Trump administration instead to "take all available steps to facilitate the return of Abrego Garcia to the United States as soon as possible" and to update her on the morning of April 11, providing information about the steps that the government has taken, where Abrego Garcia is currently located, and what additional steps it plans to take; she also scheduled a status update for that afternoon.
  
  The government requested that she extend the deadline for submitting the update until the following week and postpone the status hearing, and Xinis quickly ordered that she would only give them an extra two hours for the update. The government's subsequent filing only said that it was "impractical" to update her at that time. During the status hearing, Xinis asked Drew Ensign, a deputy assistant attorney general, where Abrego Garcia was currently located, what the government had done so far to facilitate his return, and what its plans were, but he said that he did not know.
  
  The hearing ended with Xinis ordering the Trump administration to provide "daily updates" answering her previous questions, from an official with "personal knowledge" of the situation.