A grievous administrative error.

[Supposn]

ProgressiveHunter,
furthernotes regarding Kilimar Abrego Garcia:

TheTrump administration made an agreement with ElSalvador toimprison deportees in the TerrorismConfinement Center (CECOT),a Salvadoran prison notorious for harsh conditions, for US$6 millionper year.


I have No doubt, if president Trump gave the Salvadorian ambassador reason to believe he prefers Kilimar not be returned to theUSA,President Nayib Bukele would consider pleasing the president ofthe USA to be of advantage to both him and Trump. I speculate that's what actually happen.

The lawyer on Abrego Garcia's behalf, applied for his "withholding of removal" status.[38] This request was granted by immigration judge David M. Jones, who issued a removal order but barred deportation to El Salvador, saying he faced a "clear probability of future persecution" in the country,and he "demonstrated that [El Salvador's][d] authorities were and would be unable or unwilling to protect him."[18][26] The judge wrote that Abrego Garcia provided "substantial documentation" in favor of his claims and that his testimony was"internally consistent, externally consistent", and"appeared free of embellishment".[25]

Withholding of removal status is "similar to asylum" but requires a higher burden of proof, and does not preclude potential deportationto a thirdcountry notcovered by the status.[41]
Thus, if government should prevail and may legally deport Garcia, they cannot deport him to El Salvador unless the basis of his withholding of removal" status is proven to the courts satisfaction as no longer being the case. Lacking the rescinding of that status, the administration is legally prohibited from deporting him to the nation of El Salvador.

[42] Those granted the status are allowed to remain and work lawfully in theU.S. indefinitely,[43] thoughthey do not become eligible for a greencard and permanentresidency after a period of time[41][43] orgain a path to citizenship.[42] After Abrego Garcia won the status, he was released from custody and the U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement's lawyers didn't appeal the court's ruling.[25][38]

Onthe April 4 hearing before Judge Xinis, JusticeDepartment lawyer Erez Reuveni frequently refused to answer the judge's questions, and stated that the justice department had failed to give him the information he needed to respond to the Judge's inquiries. Reuveni admitted the deportation was a mistake, saying "the facts are conceded, plaintiff Abrego Garcia should not have been removed,"and when questioned on why the government was not able to return Abrego Garcia to the U.S., Reuveni stated that he had asked the same question to government officials and had not received an answer.[76]

 

[Supposn]

Bullshit. He's an illegal alien, he's not LEGALLY allowed to work, at all.

He was arrested loitering in front of a Home Depot. What does that tell you?

His "job" appears to be transporting other illegals for the gangs. Who else is going to pay him to move 8 people at a time from Texas to Maryland?
At BEST this guy's an illegal day laborer. More likely he's a paid human trafficker. He's an UNDESIRABLE illegal alien, he doesn't work and he keeps getting busted.

Scruffy, you're very naive and/or illogical. Kilimar Garcia's a “human trafficker” loitering in front of a USA Home Depot to recruit clients? Human traffickers of illegal immigrants don't find their clients in the USA; They find their clients from where their clients are coming from.

IIlegal aliens don't pay someone to take them from Texas to Maryland; they hitch-hike or take buses. They often need to find work along the way.

Your speculation of him being a day laborer is likely correct. I suppose within many, if not most urban, and in many of their suburban USA area's, there are street corners which effectively are locations of outdoor hiring-exchanges for single-or-more-days laborers. That's where Employers who cannot find, or cannot afford the“on-the-books” laborers, seek laborers who are unable to obtain, or for many reasons don't dare obtain “on the books” jobs.

Thoseworkers are among the most poorly paid, hardest working, and disadvantaged people in the USA. Because they're among the most vulnerable of workers, they often have no alternative but to accept being “short-changed” and/or working in unsafe, and/or illegal working conditions.

You quoted excerpts of my post, but you apparently forgot or disregarded my mentioning prior to his deportation, Kilimar Garcia could be legally employed work in the USA. Respectfully, Supposn

 

[Supposn]

The attornies for Donald Trump as a USA resident, and/or citizen, and/or a defendant in civil or criminal case,and/or a political candidate,and/or as the chief executive of USA's executive branch of government and/or a private enterprise, have striven to defend all of Trump's, and his associates', and his administrations' entitlements. On behalf of their clients, those lawyers, (as is required by their profession), pressed all arguments favoring their clients, that might conceivably get past the scrutiny of a presiding judge.

It's despicable that Donald Trump, who so often sought and has been granted all entitlements of his legally due processes, should deliberately seek, and did succeed to illegally deny others of their similar considerations by our government's courts as required by the laws, the courts, and the constitution of our United States.

Respectfully, Supposn

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The attornies for Donald Trump as a USA resident, and/or citizen, and/or a defendant in civil or criminal case,and/or a political candidate,and/or as the chief executive of USA's executive branch of government and/or a private enterprise, have striven to defend all of Trump's, and his associates', and his administrations' entitlements. On behalf of their clients, those lawyers, (as is required by their profession), pressed all arguments favoring their clients, that might conceivably get past the scrutiny of a presiding judge.

It's despicable that Donald Trump, who so often sought and has been granted all entitlements of his legally due processes, should deliberately seek, and did succeed to illegally deny others of their similar considerations by our government's courts as required by the laws, the courts, and the constitution of our United States.

Respectfully, Supposn

It's very sad that some illegal aliens were finally deported.

I may shed a tear.

 

[BluesLegend]

He was arrested loitering in front of a Home Depot. What does that tell you?

That he works under the table and doesn't pay any taxes. Normally Dems would be up in arms about that.

 

[BluesLegend]

It's despicable that Donald Trump, who so often sought and has been granted all entitlements of his legally due processes, should deliberately seek, and did succeed to illegally deny others of their similar considerations by our government's courts as required by the laws, the courts, and the constitution of our United States.

Riiiiight Dems and illegal scum were so concerned about the law while breaking umpteen dozen laws flooding into the country illegally and committing all sorts of crimes after they snuck in.