Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was deported to El Salvador, is on his way back to the U.S. to face criminal charges - human trafficking. He's been indicted

They took him only after Trump gave them 15 million dollars.
They took Garcia cause that’s his home

They took other terrorist, as part of a joint venture between the countries to combat terrorism

When you all have to lie, you lose any real position
 
They took Garcia cause that’s his home

After Trump gave them 15 million dollars. He was convicted of nothing in his home land. He was put behind bars for the money.


They took other terrorist, as part of a joint venture between the countries to combat terrorism

When you all have to lie, you lose any real position

So Trump didn't give them $15 million dollars? Its all a lie?
 
After Trump gave them 15 million dollars. He was convicted of nothing in his home land. He was put behind bars for the money.




So Trump didn't give them $15 million dollars? Its all a lie?
1) the fact he’s not been convicted of anything in El Salvador isn’t relevant. He was excepted because it’s his home.

2) yes it’s a lie to suggest El Salvador accepted their deported citizens because Trump gave them 15 million.
 
1) the fact he’s not been convicted of anything in El Salvador isn’t relevant. He was excepted because it’s his home.

Those simply deported back home don't go to prison.


2) yes it’s a lie to suggest El Salvador accepted their deported citizens because Trump gave them 15 million.

Then let's cut the money off.
 
A MD judge hasn’t ordered his return

Yes there was a valid deportation order, he was illegal and lost his aslylum claim

The deportation order did however say he had legit claims of fear from a rival cartel and ordered his deportation anywhere but home. That was missed 6 years later. A federal court, the scotus, ordered that the Trump admin make easier his return and follow the order correctly

They have, he’s back in the United States under federal indictment for his terrorist activities. The only question now is do they prosecute him or deport him again.
Quit lying. SCOTUS confirmed the judge’s ruling, but the administration is throwing up every roadblock it can think of.
 
Those simply deported back home don't go to prison.




Then let's cut the money off.
1) I am sure not all of them do, but I am sure some do have criminal obligations in their home country
2) Why? They are partnering with us in a fight against cartel terrorist...i get that being soft on them is the stance of your party, but the American people spoke in the last election and don't support your soft on cartel policies.
 
Quit lying. SCOTUS confirmed the judge’s ruling, but the administration is throwing up every roadblock it can think of.
well no, not really, they said he had to faciliate his return, he did. Garcia is back.

What are you even talking about? What is it in my post that was a lie?
 
A MD judge did order his return, which pre-empts the TN case.
A federal judge, well actually the SCOTUS, ordered that the Admin faciliate his return, so that the deportation order be followed correctly https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/24pdf/24a949_lkhn.pdf

They have, he's back.

He's also now been indicted crimianlly by the United States of America. They can proceed with that criminal case before they deport him again...if they want to.

Not sure what you mean by any MD case pre-empting the criminal case. Please explain what you mean.....
 
Actually, no, he isn't.

He has a legal right to stay because he is married to a US Citizen. This is why Trump is so keen to convict him of something, anything, to save face.
Nope

From AI:

No, marrying a U.S. citizen does not automatically grant you legal status in the United States. It provides a pathway to obtaining a green card (permanent residency), but it requires a formal application and review process.

Like many illegals, Abrego Garcia was too lazy, too stubborn and/or too stupid to go through the application and review process.
 
Nope

From AI:

No, marrying a U.S. citizen does not automatically grant you legal status in the United States. It provides a pathway to obtaining a green card (permanent residency), but it requires a formal application and review process.

Like many illegals, Abrego Garcia was too lazy, too stubborn and/or too stupid to go through the application and review process.

HOw do you know that? I haven't heard that he didn't file paperwork formalizing his relationship.
 
HOw do you know that? I haven't heard that he didn't file paperwork formalizing his relationship.
Maybe he did and it was rejected.

The State Department decides what foreigners are allowed to enter and stay.

Biden's Sec State had that power and used it very badly. So your team lost the election and now Marco Rubio is in charge.

Sorry if democracy interferes with the Demagenda, but I dont want to give democracy up.
 
HOw do you know that? I haven't heard that he didn't file paperwork formalizing his relationship.
Doesn’t matter if he did or didn’t, getting married doesn’t automatically grant you a right
 
Nope

From AI:

No, marrying a U.S. citizen does not automatically grant you legal status in the United States. It provides a pathway to obtaining a green card (permanent residency), but it requires a formal application and review process.

Like many illegals, Abrego Garcia was too lazy, too stubborn and/or too stupid to go through the application and review process.
JoeB131 like most dembots are ignorant to the law and reality they make things up as they go along
 
JoeB131 like most dembots are ignorant to the law and reality they make things up as they go along

The law and reality is that if you are married to a US citizen, you are entitled to residency.

In addition to having my own situation with my spouse, a next-door neighbor of mine had a similar situation. She was married to an undocumented immigrant.

Well, he got nabbed for a DUI and deported back to Mexico during Trump's first disgracing of the White House, but she appealed on the basis that they were married. ICE and USCIS tried to dissuade her by questioning her birth records, but that was bullshit and they eventually let him back into the country (and this was before Biden got in.)
 
The law and reality is that if you are married to a US citizen, you are entitled to residency.

In addition to having my own situation with my spouse, a next-door neighbor of mine had a similar situation. She was married to an undocumented immigrant.

Well, he got nabbed for a DUI and deported back to Mexico during Trump's first disgracing of the White House, but she appealed on the basis that they were married. ICE and USCIS tried to dissuade her by questioning her birth records, but that was bullshit and they eventually let him back into the country (and this was before Biden got in.)
Please cite the law that says that…because there isn’t one
 
From your link:

If your petition is granted, your spouse will hold lawful permanent residency for a period of 10 years.* LPR status includes the right to work in the U.S.

"If" your petition is granted. It is not automatic. There is no evidence that either his wife applied for it, or that it was granted.

As far as I know, none of Abrego Garcia's legion of Democratic-funded lawyers are claiming he has the right to stay due to his wife. Maybe after he beat her up, she decided not to apply for a green card for him.

Would you counsel a woman to apply for a green card for a man who has beaten her?
 
Lol . so the TN highway patrol who detained him but told to release by the Biden administration is a MAGA dude. The entire ordeal of human trafficking was a right wing conspiracy huh?
Human trafficking for adults is tricky...it takes, those adults being transported unwillingly. The guys being transported to work sites, having been forced to do such, in order to get a conviction.
 
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