Trump has "Facilitated" Garcia's release from CECOT. He can do no more to "facilitate" his return to the US.

[MarathonMike]

The SCOTUS purposely chose the word "facilitate" because that means DO NOT MAKE IT HAPPEN BUT MAKE IT EASIER TO HAPPEN. Well, Kilmar Garcia is out of CECOT but still in El Salvador. The President of El Salvador states he is HIS citizen and refuses to release him to the US. There is nothing more that the Trump administration can do to FACILITATE Garcia's return to the US. Well played SCOTUS.

Did the Supreme Court invite Trump to dodge on getting Abrego Garcia out of El Salvador?

An ambiguous Supreme Court ruling may have invited the Trump administration to refuse to try to return the illegally deported Maryland father.

www.usatoday.com

 

[konradv]

The SCOTUS purposely chose the word "facilitate" because that means DO NOT MAKE IT HAPPEN BUT MAKE IT EASIER TO HAPPEN. Well, Kilmar Garcia is out of CECOT but still in El Salvador. The President of El Salvador states he is HIS citizen and refuses to release him to the US. There is nothing more that the Trump administration can do to FACILITATE Garcia's return to the US. Well played SCOTUS.

Did the Supreme Court invite Trump to dodge on getting Abrego Garcia out of El Salvador?

An ambiguous Supreme Court ruling may have invited the Trump administration to refuse to try to return the illegally deported Maryland father.

www.usatoday.com

If Trump said the word, he’d be home. Not being able to do anything is a lie. Trump threatened Canada, Denmark/Greenland and Panama, but El Salvador is hands off?! What doesn’t seem right about this, especially since we’re paying them? Where in the art of the deal does it say the guy you’re paying makes the rules?

 

[shockedcanadian]

Why do some want to continue to smuggle gang member/terrorists from foreign nations?

Can the U.S government round up 1000 illegals and house them in a warehouse and let foreign governments send in their special forces and airlift/smuggle them all out of the U.S?

Why are you undermining the value of your own citizenship?

 

[1srelluc]

If Trump said the word, he’d be home. Not being able to do anything is a lie. Trump threatened Canada, Denmark/Greenland and Panama, but El Salvador is hands off?! What doesn’t seem right about this, especially since we’re paying them? Where in the art of the deal does it say the guy you’re paying makes the rules?

You look real good with that "Maryland Man" stone around your neck.....I'd not be going around any deep water if I was you.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a known MS-13 gangmember, domestic abuser, and suspected human trafficker, was recently deported to El Salvador's notorious CECOT maximum security prison. But the problem is he was not given his proper due process.

The Biden Administration refused to try him, and the Trump Administration chose not to initiate the proper hearings for his proper removal, instead sending him to El Salvador, violating a 'withholding of removal' order from a judge barring him from being deported to El Salvador specifically.

Those contending he had his due process point to two hearings, one that issued the order, and another. But the problem is, they did not order him removed. The first hearing rescinded the order for removal, instead restricting his deportation to El Salvador. The other hearing had nothing to do with his removal at all.

Now, my question to all of you is this:

Did Kilmar Abrego Garcia get his due process under the 5th and 14th Amendments of the Constitution? Can you prove it? Can you point me to a specific order where he was ordered deported?

Therein lies the dilemma. And before anyone says "he's an illegal, he's not entitled to due process!," guess again. The two SCOTUS decisions below render that point invalid.

Boumediene v. Bush (2008) (Non-citizen detainees have habeas corpus rights, and suspension during emergencies is unconstitutional.)

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer (1952) (Executive emergency actions cannot bypass due process without Congressional authority.)

 

[The Irish Ram]

Even above the economy, closing our borders and getting rid of the illegals was tantamount to the reason Trump was elected. No one gave one shit about deportations under other administrations, but now any lawfare you libs can come up with to stop Trump from doing what we elected him for is the same thing you used to make sure He didn't get elected.
It backfired on you. And it isn't going to work now.
If you tie his hands we will untie them...

 

[eagle1462010]

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a known MS-13 gangmember, domestic abuser, and suspected human trafficker, was recently deported to El Salvador's notorious CECOT maximum security prison. But the problem is he was not given his proper due process.

The Biden Administration refused to try him, and the Trump Administration chose not to initiate the proper hearings for his proper removal, instead sending him to El Salvador, violating a 'withholding of removal' order from a judge barring him from being deported to El Salvador specifically.

Those contending he had his due process point to two hearings, one that issued the order, and another. But the problem is, they did not order him removed. The first hearing rescinded the order for removal, instead restricting his deportation to El Salvador. The other hearing had nothing to do with his removal at all.

Now, my question to all of you is this:

Did Kilmar Abrego Garcia get his due process under the 5th and 14th Amendments of the Constitution? Can you prove it? Can you point me to a specific order where he was ordered deported?

Therein lies the dilemma. And before anyone says "he's an illegal, he's not entitled to due process!," guess again. The two SCOTUS decisions below render that point invalid.

Boumediene v. Bush (2008) (Non-citizen detainees have habeas corpus rights, and suspension during emergencies is unconstitutional.)

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer (1952) (Executive emergency actions cannot bypass due process without Congressional authority.)

https://www.justice.gov/ag/media/1396906/dl?inline

 

[toobfreak]

The SCOTUS purposely chose the word "facilitate" because that means DO NOT MAKE IT HAPPEN BUT MAKE IT EASIER TO HAPPEN.

Trump should send him a basket of Easter eggs and a chocolate bunny.

 

[ozro]

You all are spending a whole lot of time on someone who doesn't vote, or pay taxes.

 

[konradv]

You look real good with that "Maryland Man" stone around your neck.....I'd not be going around any deep water if I was you.

We’re all Maryland Man. Florida Man is jealous.

 

[eagle1462010]

We’re all Maryland Man. Florida Man is jealous.

Of what? Gang tattoes?

 

[konradv]

Of what? Gang tattoes?

Gang tattoos are the least of Florida Man’s problems.

Florida Man - Wikipedia

 

[Winco]

Well, Kilmar Garcia is out of CECOT but still in El Salvador. The President of El Salvador states he is HIS citizen and refuses to release him to the US.

Fine, keep him in ES, and put him in your own custody.

The US should not be paying a single dime to house this El Salvadorian.
Since it's his Citizen, you house him and pay for him.

The our responsibility.

 

[Harry Dresden]

If Trump said the word, he’d be home. Not being able to do anything is a lie. Trump threatened Canada, Denmark/Greenland and Panama, but El Salvador is hands off?! What doesn’t seem right about this, especially since we’re paying them? Where in the art of the deal does it say the guy you’re paying makes the rules?

hey konrad how come you guys aint championing the other guys they picked up?... aint they in the same predicament?...

 

[justoffal]

The SCOTUS purposely chose the word "facilitate" because that means DO NOT MAKE IT HAPPEN BUT MAKE IT EASIER TO HAPPEN. Well, Kilmar Garcia is out of CECOT but still in El Salvador. The President of El Salvador states he is HIS citizen and refuses to release him to the US. There is nothing more that the Trump administration can do to FACILITATE Garcia's return to the US. Well played SCOTUS.

Did the Supreme Court invite Trump to dodge on getting Abrego Garcia out of El Salvador?

An ambiguous Supreme Court ruling may have invited the Trump administration to refuse to try to return the illegally deported Maryland father.

www.usatoday.com

Even if he was returned he would simply be deported again under another ruling. He is not going to live here again. But it's beautiful to see the Democrats dying on that hill.

Jo

 

[1srelluc]

We’re all Maryland Man. Florida Man is jealous.

Well, I guess everything is a walk in the park when compared to Murdermore.....But hey, MS-13 is making inroads there too.....Aren't you the lucky one!

 

[konradv]

hey konrad how come you guys aint championing the other guys they picked up?... aint they in the same predicament?...

What other guys? What’s their story? It only takes one to show the depravity of the Trump administration .

 

[Harry Dresden]

What other guys? What’s their story? It only takes one to show the depravity of the Trump administration .

whats their story?....what does that matter?...this is about due process aint it?...did they get that?....dont be a hypocrite konrad....answer the question...

 

[konradv]

whats their story?....what does that matter?...this is about due process aint it?...did they get that?....dont be a hypocrite konrad....answer the question...

I did. You haven’t been listening. I’m not playing your gaslight games. It’s about everybody.

 

[Harry Dresden]

I did. You haven’t been listening. I’m not playing your gaslight games. It’s about everybody.

so you are saying you answered it by saying "what other guys"?....do you think he was on that plane alone konrad?...quit playing your gaslight games and answer the question....what about those other guys on that plane with him?...they didnt get due process either.....