Your views are likely tainted by your politics.
What’s Next?
Attorney General Pam Bondi said Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was mistakenly deported to El Salvador, was brought back to the U.S. to face criminal charges.
The Wall Street Journal reports Abrego Garcia Returns to U.S. After Mistaken Deportation.
What are the charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia?
Abrego Garcia is charged with involvement in a conspiracy to unlawfully transport unauthorized immigrants. The indictment alleges he was a middleman in an international gang-affiliated ring that smuggled guns and people, moving thousands of migrants through the country for nearly a decade.
The government has said he faces a sentence of up to 10 years in prison per person he transported if convicted. “This is a very, very, very serious allegation,” said David Raybin, a longtime Nashville defense attorney.
What evidence has the government cited against him?
The indictment relies heavily on information from six unnamed co-conspirators to underpin its claims that Abrego Garcia regularly transported men, women and children in unsafe conditions for profit and that he was abusing women he was transporting. Prosecutors also cite traffic-camera images, cellphone data and financial records.
The indictment alleges only one specific instance of involvement in the conspiracy—a traffic stop in Tennessee in 2020 that didn’t result in an arrest—although the government might continue to build out its case.
Prosecutors also allege Abrego Garcia solicited nude photographs from a minor beginning in 2020, although they haven’t brought charges related to this accusation, according to a motion seeking his pretrial detention.
Former prosecutors said the conspiracy charge he faces is rarely brought and usually reserved for the most prolific human smuggling kingpins. Lower-level cases are typically dispensed with through civil enforcement, such as deportation.
What are his defenses?
Defense attorneys will likely argue that Abrego Garcia was targeted for political reasons after the Trump administration accidentally deported him and then refused to bring him back, despite judicial orders including from the Supreme Court. His lawyers could point to statements by senior officials—including President Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi—demonizing Abrego Garcia, to argue that has tainted any potential jury pool.
“Every time Bondi speaks, she does give ammunition to the defense,” said Laurie Levenson, a Loyola Law School professor and former federal prosecutor.
The evidence prosecutors have presented thus far is heavily reliant on the testimony of co-conspirators whose credibility the defense will undoubtedly try to challenge. At least one of the co-conspirators was incarcerated for smuggling and deported, only to return to the U.S. at a later date.
Another factor that could work in his favor: At least one veteran career prosecutor, who had been head of the criminal division of the U.S. attorney’s office in Nashville, resigned over the indictment. Defense attorneys could highlight his resignation to cast doubt about the Trump administration’s motives for bringing it, former prosecutors said.
What happens next in the case?
Abrego Garcia appeared in court in Nashville on Friday evening. A judge determined that he will be held in custody until late next week, when there will be a hearing about whether to keep him in detention, according to the Associated Press.
Prosecutors are trying to paint Abrego Garcia as a violent gang member with a history of domestic abuse, but a judge could still decide to release him on bond if persuaded that he wouldn’t be a flight risk or a danger to other people. Abrego Garcia has no known convictions in the U.S., held a full-time job as a sheet metal apprentice and has a wife and children in the U.S.
“DOJ is obviously going to push hard to keep him locked up. It would be an embarrassment to them if he gets bond,” said John Fishwick, a former U.S. attorney.
Will he stay in the U.S. if acquitted?
Abrego Garcia entered the U.S. illegally as a teenager, but a judge has since ruled he can’t be deported to his home country, citing the threat of gang violence to his family. If he is acquitted, the government could seek to remove him to a third country but would need to find one willing to take him.
Does his return moot the other court proceedings over his erroneous deportation?
Not necessarily. A Maryland federal judge in April ordered the Trump administration to facilitate Abrego Garcia’s return. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche told reporters Friday he believed the government is now in compliance but added, “We don’t know about this.”
Last week, the judge, Paula Xinis, granted a motion by Abrego Garcia’s lawyers to seek sanctions against the government. On Friday, the government said it would seek to have the case dismissed because of his return.
No Reason to Believe the Charges
Last night a friend asked “Did you see the charges against Garcia?”
I replied, no, but I have no reason to believe them. I have now seen them, and as presented by the WSJ are mostly a joke.
No reason to believe them does not mean false, it means just what it says, no reasone to believe them.
And after reading the above article there’s even less reason to believe them, or that he will be convicted even if they are true.
Attack the Source
I have readers who will reply “I don’t believe the WSJ on anything.”
And last week a friend replied to another friend “You believe the New York Times?”.
Ad hominem attacks don’t play in this forum. If all you can do is attack the source while presenting obviously biased sources of your own, then look in a mirror to see a problem – you.
I am not denying the NYT is a generally liberal source or the WSJ editorial board is generally a pack of warmongers, but each article needs to be rebutted on its own merits.
The Deep State
All of the “Deep State” believers think government was out to get Trump.
Assume its true. Certainly, the media was generally complicit.
But now, Trump is now acting the same way against political enemies.
Trump has unfairly targeted Harvard student admissions. It’s ridiculous. Even worse are Trump’s attacks on law firms, just for representing clients.
Trump’s Attacks on Law Firms Correctly Smacked Again by the Courts
On May 24, I commented Trump’s Attacks on Law Firms Correctly Smacked Again by the Courts
Even if you adore [Trump/Biden], for whatever reason, you are a big problem if you refuse to criticize clear violations of the constitution no matter who is in the White House.
Trump suffers another defeat in court, as expected and deserved.
In a blistering ruling, a federal judge blocked a new executive order from President Donald Trump punishing a prominent law firm that successfully sued Fox News for promoting false claims of election fraud.
U.S. District Judge Loren L. AliKhan, speaking from the bench in her Washington, D.C., courtroom Tuesday, said Trump’s order targeting the law firm Susman Godfrey was part of a “personal vendetta.”
“The framers of our Constitution would see this as a shocking abuse of power,” AliKhan said.
The Jenner & Block vs DOJ Ruling
Please consider JENNER & BLOCK LLP, Plaintiff, v. Civil Action No. 25-916 (JDB)
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, et al., Defendants.
This order, like the others, seeks to chill legal representation the administration doesn’t like, thereby insulating the Executive Branch from the judicial check fundamental to the separation of powers. It thus violates the Constitution and the Court will enjoin its operation in full.
Executive orders like this one have become something of a modus operandi for the President. Both before and after this order, the administration trained similar orders on other large law firms, including Covington & Burling; Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP (“Paul Weiss”); Perkins Coie; WilmerHale; and Susman Godfrey. The orders follow the same recipe: other than personalized touches in their first sections, they generally direct the same adverse actions towards each firm and decry the threat each firm poses to national security and the national interest.
The President has displayed a great deal of animosity towards Jenner. Further adverse actions would not be shocking—and could very well offend the Constitution as plainly as Executive Order 14246 does. And the defendants’ own conduct during this litigation does not ease the concern: even in complying with the TRO, the defendants persisted in disparaging Jenner, implied that federal agencies may “decide with whom to work” notwithstanding the First Amendment, and “reserve[d] the right to take all necessary and legal actions” against Jenner.
Executive Order 14246 violates settled First Amendment law and its operation must be enjoined in full. Jenner’s motion for summary judgment is granted; the defendants’ motion is denied. A separate order will issue.
JOHN D. BATES
United States District Judge
Clown Response
The clown response from the cult is to attack the judge. In the above case, Judge Bates was appointed by President George W, Bush in 2001.
Will that stop anyone? No, the cult screams about “activist judges” when the problem is an activist Trump.
In Garcia case, I expect an idiotic comment like “You lost me at Wall Street Journal”. It will be amusing if I get such a comment by someone who did not read this closely.
There are two cults actually, Left and Right, and most people are in one of them.
Weaponization Irony
Without a doubt Biden illegally weaponized the Justice Department against Trump.
So did New York State in it’s preposterous tax case against Trump.
I defended Trump numerous times over this weaponization. In response I was accused of being “Extreme Right”.
I have been accused four time, in the same day of being extreme Right and extreme Left.
Zero Reason to Believe the Charges
There are no reasons to believe the charges against Garcia. But there are plenty of reasons to not believe them.
Trump is petty, vindictive, won’t admit mistakes, targets political enemies, and lied about not being able to bring Garcia back to the US.
Trump has taken many clearly unconstitutional actions on birthright citizenship and targeting law firms.
All of these “deep state” proponents do not believe any charge against Trump but do believe any idiotic claim he makes, no matter how obviously political.
I’ll defer final judgement and let the court decide this. But unless there is a lot more than presented above, I expect Trump will lose.
Look in a Mirror
Is that you?
God bless you Mish. I don’t agree with about half of what you post but you have always been consistently intelligent, measured, and honest.
I know it’s probably not easy at times for you,but I see you and I appreciate you tremendously.
Thank you Pablitorun. Appreciated.
In contrast, the economically illiterate, unconstitutional bigot, Sentient, wants to deport people without due process.
It’s sickening. But bigots and economic fools are what they are, and generally proud of it.
Unfortunately i am afraid we are several great tragedies away from these people realizing their mistakes.
Maybe someday Sentient will be facing deportation without due process. Will there be anybody around to defend him?
Trump reminds me of Hitler, he was exactly like this, if you study the history of Germany in the early 20 century you will see a carbon copy of what is happening today.
Carbon dated, too.
Apples and rotten oranges comparisons on lawfare issues. Yeah, no. Poor Mr. Abrego!
Its a federal crime crime to transport migrants out of Texas? I wonder if the Supreme Court presidential immunity decision also applies to governors because Texas Governor Greg Abbott has sent plenty of migrants out of his state.
But he didn’t personally traffic them. As I understand it, he told them they would be treated much better whenever he was sending them to and they would be wise to get on the bus.
Evidence free opinion.
Evidence free opinions are like farts everyone produces them, they always smell bad, but only Maga are proud of them.
There are crazies on each side of the political spectrum. Just because you suffer from TDS or believe you in a cult mean nothing. And trusting the NYT or Journal is just plain stupid based on their compromised views and the idiots who write for them. Suggest you think for yourself and take a balanced view.
1) Undocumented immigrants in the U.S. do have the right to due process, which is protected by the Constitution and applies to all persons, not just citizens. This means they are entitled to fair legal proceedings, such as the opportunity to contest deportation in court.
2) Kilmar Abrego-Garcia has already been “convicted” by 2 federal judges of being a gang member. I believe case law agrees this is enough of an argument for deportation as an illegal alien. This supersedes point one.
So why the insanity? Why the senseless use of time, energy, and funds to pursue this any further. My father taught me that you can’t fix stupid. So if you have a mild or severe case of TDS or are a cult member balance your beliefs the way any reasonable adult would. I hope you come to the same conclusion.
For starters, the Supreme Court declared deportation was illegal an erroneous, negating your nonsense about being convicted.
Second, the Trump administration itself admitted an “administrative error” sending him to El Salvador.
Third, no judges “convicted” Garcia of being a gang member. Except in bench trials judges don’t convict, juries do.
My conclusion is you cannot think or reason or simply don’t give a damn about legalities.
Ironically, I could not agree more with your conclusion “If you have a mild or severe case of TDS or are a cult member balance your beliefs the way any reasonable adult would. I hope you come to the same conclusion.”
So look in the mirror to find your problem.
Dang mike drop and you just earned yourself a two star Mishelin™ rating on this post and comment. Triggering a snowflake is always entertaining….Well done sir.
Being a gang member in and of itself is not a federal crime. That’s why the news stories about him being convicted by federal judges of “being a gang member” was all the more preposterous.
I agree, this is obvious BS covering Trumps ass. I have 2 suggestions for people who actually should be charged with criminal conspiracy to move illegal migrants throughout the country: Governors Abbott and DeSantis.
Heck with the talk of cults and the media.
The taxpayers are on hook to prosecute/defend this illegal alien that should never have been in this country.
But. there is money to be made for the rich in illegal immigration.
The citizens received little to no say on illegal immigration.
Do you feel disenfranchised yet?
Bring me the head of Abrego Garcia!
Given that we live in Indian land, how about just his scalp?
He’ll be legally deported. The new folks in charge are going to do everything legally. This includes deportations of everyone that is here illegally. Raids in California as I write this. Trump admin is doing Newscum a huge favor. Newscum will say he is against it but then go along with it. Just watch.
Never should have bothered with California.
Without a doubt Biden illegally weaponized the Justice Department against Trump.
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This is a fail. You can’t say Biden is incoherent and then also believe he instructed the Justice Department to do anything. Biden did literally nothing right. If Trump had been fully prosecuted for January 6th, he would be in a federal prison. Trump will eventually have January 6th used against him by someone far worse than any of us can imagine. It is all now information that can be used to blackmail him. The same way Putin has been blackmailing Trump for decades.
Hi Mish. Thanks for keeping it real. And for reeling in my views, which can get off track from time-to-time. You must be dizzy, going from far Left to far Right with such regularity. 🙂
If we truly want to reindustrialize, then focus only upon those who are truly criminals for deportation. Move to naturalize those who are needed for a vibrant and motivated workforce.
This is the standard leftist line I have been hearing repeated on the news programs lately. If someone is here illegally, then they get booted, even at the expense tha tyou’ll have to learn to mow your own grass.
Plant hostas – or go The Brady Bunch route with Astro Turf.
The Southerners were saying “we need the slaves for our economy” etc. They failed either way – machines took over. German industrial production is down, despite all those migrants (almost all of them males, and most don’t want to work). And you say “those who are needed” – treating human beings as “tools that we need” and treating the affected communities as “local bigots”.
Where exactly are all those factories with open doors in the USA, that are in desperate need of uneducated, unspecialized, purely muscle-based work force?
Naturalization in Germany is going full speed, and they still don’t care to work, aside from part-time food delivery as an excuse to get the additional State cash.
They didn’t bring in families, they brought it young single horny males with habits from societies nobody wants.
The USA and Japan and Germany became industrial superpowers once, while having the highest salaries in the world. But now you’re looking for cheap slaves… it’s not going to work, you’ll just end up with marginal benefits for the very few small food preparation sweatshops, while the rest will be just a very expensive crime tsunami.
If you come to the US illegally you are a criminal.
As far as I have heard, this guy has had long-standing deportation orders against him. It’s not clear why they weren’t followed up in an expeditious manner, which would have eliminated the current problems with this guy.
As for “Abrego Garcia entered the U.S. illegally as a teenager, but a judge has since ruled he can’t be deported to his home country, citing the threat of gang violence to his family.’
Aaaw. So sad. Risk of gang violence in your home country should not be a criteria for asylum in the US. What’s next, granting asylum because of being bullied? And hasn’t the current President of El Salvador cleared up the gang violence problem, thus negating any possible exposure?
This all being said, whether the new charges are valid or not, for sure, he and his lawyers are going to be legally tied up for a long time! And if he gets convicted, he will be n prison for many years.
None from the Left tried to support other immigrants deported in the last 30 years for reasons such as “I got fired from my tech job and my H1-B expired“. Thousand of such cases, that deserved support and perhaps exemptions. Instead, they romanticize those involved in serious crimes.
If you’re a “white US citizen” involved in crime, they want to kill you. If you’re a foreign criminal they want to make a statue of you. It’s villager’s type white-trash xenomania, hatred of their own people.
I am with you on this Mish. I very much dislike identity politics and have switched my party affiliation to none/independent. My late first wife had this right, it’s best to expend whatever energy one can devote to politics on whomever is in office to do the right thing.
Wait a minute. Wasn’t Kilmar Abrego-Garcia already “convicted” by 2 federal judges of being a gang member? Oh, that’s right. He wasn’t actually tried and convicted.
So now that he’s back in the US, instead of gang activity, which was the main allegation against him, they’re trying himself for something else. Got it.
The Grifter in Chief is currently trying to blackmail & threaten the Fed chief Jerome, threatening to oust him soon. His constant demands for lower rates will surely benefit his shitcoins, he’s gonna destroy the country, the reserve status of the Dollar & blow up the debt. Hyperinflation is a real risk. This is chaos & collapse.
Only Zion Don who’s surrounded by fawning sycophants could get himself in a situation where he has to return this guy to the United States because he deported him incorrectly. But at least Ice Barbie got her purse back.
The real question is how long can they hold this guy in prison while building a case against him? If they can hold him for years before finally going to trial it might be better for him if he just accepted the deportation since spending a couple years in jail isn’t really worth it even if you win because you never get that time back.
On the government side of things, how much money are we willing to spend on this case? Some people think infinite money (and people’s hours) is OK but in reality there are lots of other cases that the time and money could be spent on instead getting plenty more positive results.
The snarky side of me thinks that he needs to be held in a certain NY jail where Epstein was held and see if he commits ‘suicide’.
What a pathetic set up so obvious even a cave man can see thru it.
Still wondering when the Trump administration will go after undocumented Russians… undocumented Irish… We have many undocumented white people living in our country but they seem to not be a concern to the Administration. The deportation process is politically motivated and fits the 2025 Project agenda to make our Country white, again (although many forget about Native Americans who were kind of here, first.
Well said, 100% true. All those blind to it & downvoting this abomination will wake up one day & be a victim of it, they are just too stupid to realise today it’s someone else & tomorrow it’ll be them.
Which native Americans? This is the argument that fuels racial and ethnic divides. I am not responsible for my ancestors nor are you. Because of your melanin content you think you can imped on others rights and assert some privilege. The answer is come here legally and don’t be a criminal.
wow you must really be a self loathing far left leaning Caucasian … Politically ‘motivated’ or not Trump won the election and most of the country are with him on this.
Sorry this triggers you – KAREN
Ad hominem attacks do not belong in these forums. Please refrain. [Writing these words on behalf of Mish who said this many times.]
Excellent post Mish. Lots to unpack here…
If he was such a dangerous criminal, why wasn’t he tried to begin with and sent to prison? Once again, MAGA screws itself with being 5D stupid to the point where no jury will convict given the extenuating circumstances and political abuse now.
But as to your comment, “But unless there is a lot more than presented above, I expect Trump will lose.”
Trump the TACO already lost. The court slapped him in the face and he had to eat crow and bring this guy back. The cost for the plane, personnel and circus is likely in the tens of millions already. Multiply this x 20 million or whatever number you think are here illegally and the numbers are staggering.
At this rate of “issues” with deportations and with 1323 days left in his administration, anyone with a functioning brain can see this is a lost cause.
Trump already lost but the circus will continue for rabid MAGA entertainment purposes only.
so if this is a lost cause what do you think will happen? do you expect he will be set free like nothing happened and probably given a parade along with xxx millions of dollars ?
The “lost cause” I was referring to was the idea that 20 million people are going to get deported in any timely fashion. Not even feasible if you ask me.
As for Garcia, a series of mistrials and then eventually prosecutors giving up. He may decide to sue and get some type of settlement.
Just saw a video from LA where ICE & FBI were booted out by large crowds. At some point, bullets will start flying and cities will burn if this keeps up. It happened with George Floyd and it will likely happen here unless someone diffuses the situation.
https://www.reddit.com/r/chaoticgood/comments/1l5eiln/icefbi_chased_the_fuck_outta_la/
Let LA burn to the ground.
This is quite a long list … 8 US Code 1227 – https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/8/1227
I guess I do not understand, if he is in violation of this section of the quoted law, why can’t he be put on trial before administrative court and if found guilty by the judge, deported? He would not face prosecution for his alleged crimes other than being here illegally, but he would be appropriately judged for violating enough law to be deported.
I think because he falls under one of the exclusions, which apparently is fear of gang violence in his native El Salvador.
BUT such violence has apparently been ended under the current president, who has incarcerated all the gang bangers in his massive prisons.
So it would appear that Trump could have simply said that his exclusion due to fear of gang violence is no longer a valid reason for asylum in the USA.
However, his leftist bleeding-heart lawyers, as in death sentence appeals, will use every possible angle to delay the serving of justice in this case.
This has nothing to do with “Leftist Bleeding Lawyers”
For Christ’s Sake the Supreme Court ruled the deportation illegal, which 100% it clearly was.
And on top of it, the administration admitted it mad a mistake!
Sheeesh
You seem to have become very invested in the welfare of this person, who is in the USA illegally but was held back from deportation because of fear of gang retribution back in his home country of El Salvador by some leftist, bleeding-heart judge.
I don’t personally consider fear of gang violence to be a valid reason for granting asylum to anyone, any more than I would for someone claiming to have been bullied and now fears resumption of said bullying..
I have yet to read any explanation as to what the root is for this supposed fear of Garcias? Was he a member of another gang and was therefore targeted by that other gang in return for violence that the gang HE was with caused on the other guys?
Or was he just a swell, upstanding citizen, trying to live his life in peace and raise a family who for unexplained reasons, was targeted by local gangs?
I wouldn’t put my money on the latter explanation.
“I don’t personally”
That’s where you lose the argument. No one case what you personally think or feel. The intelligent people here care about rule of law and due process. Without that we’d have endless genocide like the kind happening everywhere else now.
The United States are not adjacent to El Salvador. He could have petitioned for asylum in Guatemala or Mexico. The injustice of his deportation wasn’t that he was kicked out, it was that he ended up in Bukele’s prison without due process. So, follow any/all legal procedures, but then deport him again – either immediately or after he does prison time in the US. And if the courts still prohibit sending him to El Salvador (despite its now being the safest country in the Western Hemisphere) find another place that’ll take him. Maybe Millei will let him live in Tierra del Fuego.
My opinion on this issue appears to be shared by others although I have no way to quantify with a percentage number.
I suspect it would match closely to those who believe anyone here ILLEGALLY, should be deported, whether they are a criminals or not, whether they have been on good behavior or whether they have a family, job, etc.
Past administrations, especially the Dems have been all too liberal in granting “asylum” to virtually anyone with the flimsiest excuse.
The intelligent people? Lol.
And no, not every deportation requires a court hearing, even if only before an immigration judge. Expedited removal.
The framers would have seen corporate / government sponsored lawfare conducted against political opponents of the ruling party as a shocking abuse of power. Let’s see, what was going on for the last several years?
He will be tried, convicted and deported back to whence he came.
A trial is literally the only thing respectable people are asking for.
So do we need 10 million trials to satisfy the respectable people ?
Everyone knows how the process of so-called justice in the USA operates at a snail’s pace. The call for trails is meant to take advantage of such delays with the idea that these illegal immigrants will again be allowed to slip through the process.
then he gets to sit at the ICE detention center as it plays out.
This case is quite obviously lawfare…no. But legal immigrants without citizenship at least deserve a hearing after being incarcerated and before being thrown out of the U.S..
This is a strawman. He is not in the US legally.
100% correct – Lawfare
Trump should seek a deal with Democrats. But he has behaved so stupidly, Democrats may now see no need to deal.
why exactly do they deserve a hearing before being deported if they entered the USA illegally?
I fail to see how being sent back to where you came from (or being told to ‘go back to where you came from’) is such a horrible thing to do or say to someone
Bingo. That’s the lawfare / propaganda campaign. In reality, almost zero trials are required by law.
A trial is not required for deportation. A hearing before an immigration judge is not a trial and is not required for all deportations. In this current case, the slogan “due process” extends into the haze of ignorance purposefully, its used as propaganda.
Deport him again.
“Deport him again.”
Literally – F*ck you
I am tired of asinine comments by idiots who do not even want a trial.
You are out of line.
“Abrego Garcia entered the U.S. illegally as a teenager”.
Nobody is arguing this point.
Deport him. Have a trial if you want with respect to the other criminal charges, but even if he is innocent, he does not get to stay in the USA. What about “enetered the US illegally…” Do you not understand?
Telling the host he’s out of line, lol. Bye-eeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
Asylum is real.
The insane asylum is real.
What the flying F do you fail to understand about the Supreme Court ruling that
1) He was deported illegally
2) Trump needed to bring him back to the US
You are out of line. Not me!
Now extend those two assumptions to all illegal aliens and all deportations. Which is what the MSM and Dem leadership and dare I say it, deep state uniparty opposition is attempting to convince the American public of. The court of popular opinion.
Your quote: “Literally – F*ck you”
How is that not out of line?
Deportation orders are not issued by an ordinary trial. It’s just a quick hearing before an immigration judge. Mish doesn’t know the process, he’s just reading journalists.
As far as “asylum”, with the exception of Ukrainians fleeing an actual war, all other cases are invalid. Fun fact: they haven’t even been filed (the “asylum seekers” never applied for asylum).
Finally, opening a country’s borders is treason. Biden was commander in chief, he should face court-martial.
I believe he has had at least 8 trials in the imigration system. The problem is the regonition of rights for citizens- privlegde for legal immigrants and illegal immigrants without privilege. Would you be in favor of class action lawsuit by all legal immigrants to reclaim their immigration costs since others illegal immigrants did not pay anything? No!!!! Contol comes with enforcement power. No control = anarchy.
I didn’t say deport him without a trial. Follow all legal requirements, and then deport him again. Or imprison him in the US if he’s found guilty of a crime – and then deport him.
“I didn’t say deport him without a trial”
Yes you did, it’s right at the top of this thread.
Are you dumb?? He was forced to return him & the humiliation is driving him insane, can’t stand the fact he doesn’t have dictatorial power, he eventually will if not stopped, that’s his aim.
What does it take to get deported? I don’t want to end up housing all the world’s degenerates. The average prisoner costs the taxpayer 33k a year not to mention court costs all payed by the taxpayer. I want immigration without the 10k going to cartels in Mexico and criminal gangs ruining retail stores in the US. This is a death by 30 million cuts. To have sensible immigration you need enforcement. How many people in world would like to live here? I would say billions but then it would not be the US.
being deported back to ones home country when they illegally entered the USA is not exactly punishment or being penalized.
What exactly is so horrible about deportation when at least TWO courts in the past said this guy should be deported.
How much more “due process’ is necessary. This guy ( albrego garcia) will likely be the keynote speaker at the 2028 DNC