The police report proves nothing .Show us the court order. Ah you don't have it well I search for it and apparently it's not online, however If your claim is true about that court order then the following facts would not be true and since they are true it suggests you're incorrect
We know he had legal status because multiple courts took extraordinary steps to protect his rights--steps they would not and could not have taken if he had no legal status. Consider these actions by the court:
- Court-Ordered Protection Against Deportation – The judiciary ruled that Garcia could not be forcibly removed due to legal protections afforded to him.
- Federal Appeals Court Intervention – An appellate court upheld Garcia’s legal standing by denying government efforts to revoke previous rulings that ensured his rights.
- Supreme Court Affirmation – The highest court of the land refused to overturn legal protections granted to Garcia, reinforcing the validity of his status.
- Acknowledgment of Administrative Error – Federal agencies recognized that Garcia was mistakenly deported, indicating his initial legal status was indeed legitimate.
- Congressional Advocacy – Sitting U.S. senators publicly advocated for Garcia, further reinforcing his legally recognized position in the United States.
None of this would have happened unless the law first recognized Garcia as a person entitled to its protections. So the notion that he had no legal standing is contradicted by every one of these institutional actions.