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Prove that. I will tell you right now, you can't.Their countries of origin wouldn't take them back.
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Prove that. I will tell you right now, you can't.Their countries of origin wouldn't take them back.
Easy peasyProve that. I will tell you right now, you can't.
Now you accept newsweek. Give an honest source.Easy peasy
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Map shows which countries refuse to take back deported migrants
President-elect Donald Trump could face blocks to his plans to remove millions of illegal immigrants from countries around the world.www.newsweek.com
Now we're getting somewhere.
A federal judge doesn't have the ability to force El Salvador to deport up one of their own citizens.
Judge Xinis has zero authority over what Presidente Bukele does.
Although if Garcia is indeed innocent, his own people in his own country can make an appeal to their own court system.
A US judge didn’t issue a protective order in 2019Wrong.
Since a US judge had issued a protective order in 2019, it was illegal for ICE to deport him, and it was illegal for El Salvador to accept him.
In fact, the mega prisons in El Salvador violate international law and the Geneva Conventions, as well as US law.
He is not legally under El Salvador jurisdiction, once the US judge issued the protective order.
a US judge had issued a protective order in 2019,
A US judge didn’t issue a protective order in 2019
The fact that you claim it doesn't exist makes you uninformed or more likely a liar.
Problem is this wasn't overturned it was ignored. Hence the controversy. I don't give a shit about Abrego. He might be a gang member he might not be. So far the evidence provided would not get him convicted in an American court imo. Tattoos and an informant provided by a corrupt cop, (suspended for getting sexual favors for leniency on sex workers.) The point is, that when a judge rules. The government can't simply ignore those rulings because they rather not.And judges do crazy, stupid and wrong shit all of the time (sometimes even corrupt and illegal stuff), that is why we have court after court above them to review, reverse and overturn them.
Just because one dude "ruled" something does not make it an act of God.
Since the state of emergency was instituted, over 350 people have died in El Salvador’s prisons Human Rights Watch declaration on prison conditions in El Salvador for the J.G.G. v. Trump caseAre you saying Garcia is in danger INSIDE CECOT?
No matter. His personal problems do not give him the right to come here human trafficking people and other crimes. Maybe if the asshole judge had thought of it, the threat of being shipped back onto the streets of San Salvador might have been impetus for Garcia to keep his nose clean here.
The USA is not here to worry about keeping the rest of the world's people safe.
More to the point, Garcia's crimes in Tennessee came after that ruling--- ultimately, consequences for your crimes cannot be a defense nor excuse against prosecution for them, otherwise, every person sent to prison who ever lost their house unable to keep up with the bills has a likewise case.
If it's true, I understand it.Since a US judge had issued a protective order in 2019, it was illegal for ICE to deport him ...
This I do not understand. A US judge cannot introduce laws in another nation.... and it was illegal for El Salvador to accept him.
The point is, that when a judge rules. The government can't simply ignore those rulings
The last three pages are a bond order. Not a protective order
Last 3 pages. Taken directly from the DOJ. The fact that you claim it doesn't exist makes you uninformed or more likely a liar.
Since the state of emergency was instituted, over 350 people have died in El Salvador’s prisons
No amount of whataboutisms will help you.The point is, judges do not have absolute power and no appointed small court local district judge has the authority to set national policy overriding a presidential directive.
That is the only point.
And change is coming.
As to your concentration camp for undesirables comment: you can thank Joe Biden for that.
Where were all these jackhole judges saying not a single world for four fucking years looking the other way while Biden ignored his primary function, waved millions of illegals in his wide open border, bringing them in by bus and plane and setting them up in posh hotels to downtown NY city.
If I had my way, all illegals refusing to self-deport now would be rounded up and shot, then sold for processing to dog food companies.
We are dealing with mass invasion and foreign occupation by a foreign army which has openly admitted their intent is to reclaim America for themselves--- in times of war and crisis, you can do almost anything, just ask Anthony Fauci.
A federal judge doesn't have the ability to force El Salvador to deport up one of their own citizens.
Judge Xinis has zero authority over what Presidente Bukele does.
Although if Garcia is indeed innocent, his own people in his own country can make an appeal to their own court system.
More whataboutisms. I don't need to defend anything Biden did. Although most of what you say I can't even begin to put in a context. I'm not plugged in to the Fox news outrage machine.If that is even true, then I guess El Salvador has a problem to solve.
Meantime, where were you when:
But let one poor illegal human trafficker boy named Garcia get pinched and sent home, and you are all up with fears and concern!
- 300,000 children all went missing under Biden---- crickets.
- 80,000 Americans died each year from Chinese/Mexican fentanyl Biden let in---- crickets.
- Vets being kicked out in the streets to make room for illegally bused in undocumented illegals by Biden---- crickets.
- Untold number of Americans robbed, attacked and murdered by illegal aliens---- crickets.
Says about all I need to know about you.
The last three pages are a bond order. Not a protective order
An order denying bond I might add