The case, which began in U.S. District Court in Maryland, involves a man who came to the United States from Venezuela as an unaccompanied minor seeking asylum.

A divided panel of the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals voted 2-1 to leave in place an order directing the Trump administration to facilitate the man's return after a federal judge in Maryland determined that his deportation breached an existing legal settlement.

WASHINGTON — Maryland Rep. Glenn Ivey is back on Capitol Hill and speaking out after a high-profile trip to El Salvador that ended with him being denied access to a U.S. deportee imprisoned under what he calls unlawful circumstances.

Two brothers deported from the U.S. to El Salvador face challenges as they adapt to a country they barely know, hoping for a return.

It’s the second time the Virginia-based court declined to intervene after lower courts ordered the administration to facilitate the return of improperly deported immigrants.