Its el salvadore prison which is ran by el salvadore government.
- Previously convicted of violent crime.
- Reentered after being deported.
Maybe…does he need CECOT as a stopgap for that?
I’d say so.
Are we the ones putting them in prison or is it el salvadore?
I believe to establish these things they’d still need a minimal bit of due process…maybe not a full fledged criminal trial
You’re paying for the Gringo Wing.
MAGA. Trump Inc.
We are primarily responsible because we signed a contract with them.
This is a well established legal principle.
If I contract with a person to murder my wife and then send my wife to a place I know the killer to be, can I claim I can’t be charged with murder because I didn’t pull the trigger? All I did was send my wife somewhere?
They had their due process when they were convicted.
As for the reentry, a specialy inquiry officer can stamp it.
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Is El Salvador sending planes up here to get them?
On the second I can agree.
In the first, would they have to be caught in the act of the second crime?
I am not going to pretend Trump didn’t have his part in working this out with El Salvador. I am not going along wit this “if illegal border crossing gangsters don’t have their rights, are any of us safe” spiel. My concern is that this side CECOT angle is slowing down deportations and giving credibility to the Obama judges decisions, which are aimed at stopping mass deportations.
The reentry is a felony.
They are locking up US citizens Doug.
Oh so in both cases you were talking about entry?
Got it.
Then charge them with a crime, throw them in US jail.
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Yeah. No. We’ve been over that before.
What’s wrong with our prisons?
Why give 8M to ES? No US company wants that contract?
As well as migrants who followed our laws.
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