Kilmar detained again

[Marener]

No other countries wanted to accept a criminal invader.

The night before Kilmar Abrego García was set to be released from a Tennessee jail, federal prosecutors urged him to strike a deal: Plead guilty to two counts of human smuggling, serve his sentence, and be deported to Costa Rica, a tropical, Spanish-speaking refuge regarded as the safest country in Central America.


When he declined the offer in favor of awaiting trial with his family in Maryland, officials threatened to deport him within days to Uganda, an African nation to which the State Department has discouraged travel because of the ongoing risk of terror attacks, his lawyers wrote in a filing Saturday detailing their account of those exchanges.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/08/23/kilmar-abrego-garcia-uganda-deportation/

 

[drudge X]

Why Uganda?

To be cruel.

He embarrassed the Trump administration, so he has to pay for that.

If not Uganda, where? I am not aware that prisoner has a choice. You?

 

[Marener]

Prison. Your attempt to paint it in your hysterical terms don't change that fact.

It's not hysterical. CECOT operates outside the bounds of the law. It is a place where people can be disappeared into with little to no oversight or recourse.

 

[drudge X]

The night before Kilmar Abrego García was set to be released from a Tennessee jail, federal prosecutors urged him to strike a deal: Plead guilty to two counts of human smuggling, serve his sentence, and be deported to Costa Rica, a tropical, Spanish-speaking refuge regarded as the safest country in Central America.


When he declined the offer in favor of awaiting trial with his family in Maryland, officials threatened to deport him within days to Uganda, an African nation to which the State Department has discouraged travel because of the ongoing risk of terror attacks, his lawyers wrote in a filing Saturday detailing their account of those exchanges.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/08/23/kilmar-abrego-garcia-uganda-deportation/

He was given a deportation order years ago but ignored by the Biden administration. Trump is cleaning up the mess.

 

[Meister]

What does that have to do with illegally sending him to a gulag?

Because the cruelty is the point.

What's it like to be able to ignore anything that is inconvenient?

Well....he did break laws, right? Incarceration is usually the answer
for law breakers.
You don't really know what a gulag really is, so you shouldn't be throwing
that word around. Ask a Jew who was in one during WWII, they'll 'splain it to you.

 

[Marener]

If not Uganda, where? I am not aware that prisoner has a choice. You?

Post in thread 'Kilmar detained again'

Aug 25, 2025

No other countries wanted to accept a criminal invader.

The night before Kilmar Abrego García was set to be released from a Tennessee jail, federal prosecutors urged him to strike a deal: Plead guilty to two counts of human smuggling, serve his sentence, and be deported to Costa Rica, a tropical, Spanish-speaking refuge regarded as the safest country in Central America.


When he declined the offer in favor of awaiting trial with his family in Maryland, officials threatened to deport him within days to Uganda, an African nation to which the State Department has discouraged travel...

• Marener

 

[OODA_Loop]

The night before Kilmar Abrego García was set to be released from a Tennessee jail, federal prosecutors urged him to strike a deal: Plead guilty to two counts of human smuggling, serve his sentence, and be deported to Costa Rica, a tropical, Spanish-speaking refuge regarded as the safest country in Central America.


When he declined the offer in favor of awaiting trial with his family in Maryland, officials threatened to deport him within days to Uganda, an African nation to which the State Department has discouraged travel because of the ongoing risk of terror attacks, his lawyers wrote in a filing Saturday detailing their account of those exchanges.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/08/23/kilmar-abrego-garcia-uganda-deportation/

Exactly - no want to go to Costa Rica? Deport to Uganda no further court action required. Easy.

 

[Concerned American]

When was he tried and convicted of those offenses?

If he wanted the rights afforded to citizens, he should have stayed in his own country instead of illegally entering ours. What are YOU guilty of that you are fighting so incessantly for other criminals? BTW, do you think his wife lied about him beating her when she got the restraining order?

 

[drudge X]

It's not hysterical. CECOT operates outside the bounds of the law. It is a place where people can be disappeared into with little to no oversight or recourse.

When you protest the Supermax facility? Nobody knows, aside those work there and certain politicians know what's going on in there. Prisoners can be used a test subjects by injecting them with alien DNA for all we know.

 

[Marener]

Well....he did break laws, right? Incarceration is usually the answer
for law breakers.
You don't really know what a gulag really is, so you shouldn't be throwing
that word around. Ask a Jew who was in one during WWII, they'll 'splain it to you.

He broke immigration law but I wasn't aware he was tried criminally for that.

He surely wasn't sentenced to serve time in a foreign gulag outside the US judicial system.

A gulag was a prison where people could be imprisoned for punishment outside the judicial system. Just like CECOT.

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/07/02/kilmar-abrego-garcia-salvadoran-prison-account-00438153

 

[Meister]

When was he tried and convicted of those offenses?

He's an illegal, he received his DUE PROCESS, by two judges.

 

[Marener]

When you protest the Supermax facility? Nobody knows, aside those work there and certain politicians know what's going on in there. Prisoners can be used a test subjects by injecting them with alien DNA for all we know.

Who is serving time in a Supermax facility that wasn't convicted in a court of law?

 

[struth]

The only question is, do we convict of the human smuggling charges before deporting him…I say just deport him

 

[Meister]

The night before Kilmar Abrego García was set to be released from a Tennessee jail, federal prosecutors urged him to strike a deal: Plead guilty to two counts of human smuggling, serve his sentence, and be deported to Costa Rica, a tropical, Spanish-speaking refuge regarded as the safest country in Central America.


When he declined the offer in favor of awaiting trial with his family in Maryland, officials threatened to deport him within days to Uganda, an African nation to which the State Department has discouraged travel because of the ongoing risk of terror attacks, his lawyers wrote in a filing Saturday detailing their account of those exchanges.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/08/23/kilmar-abrego-garcia-uganda-deportation/

Nobody said this illegal was bright.

 

[Marener]

He's an illegal, he received his DUE PROCESS, by two judges.

Then why do you guys feel it's necessary to describe in other terms?

Right now, the Trump administration is trying to coerce him into giving up his right to trial. That should say something about the integrity of the Trump administration. Not that anyone actually thinks they have any integrity.

 

[Marener]

Nobody said this illegal was bright.

Why do you think it's so important for the Trump administration to get him to plead guilty?

Because this isn't about justice. It's about propaganda.

 

[struth]

We took it up with Trump, because that's who illegally sent him there.

He did it to be cruel.

And Trump fixed the error and brought him back and his being deported again

The only question is do we convict him of the human smuggling charges before we do it

 

[drudge X]

When was he tried and convicted of those offenses?

Irrelevant. He was given deportation order in 2019.

 

[OODA_Loop]

Then why do you guys feel it's necessary to describe in other terms?

Right now, the Trump administration is trying to coerce him into giving up his right to trial. That should say something about the integrity of the Trump administration. Not that anyone actually thinks they have any integrity.

Plea deals are cut every day across the nation where people waive their right to trial for other negotiated concessions

 

[Marener]

Irrelevant. He was given deportation order in 2019.

Apparently it is relevant because people keep trying to describe him as such.