the admin wants to punish him, obviously.
he already okay’d CR.
Allan
Maybe he did.
Still doesn’t change the fact he has no criminal record.
No criminal history. You’re convinced because you were told and now you need it to be true.
I don’t need anything.
Kilmar needs to go.
He will.
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Certainly.
The best irony would be El Salvador.
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He needs to stay.
He lost his legal pathway.
I think it is in Tennessee somewhere.
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One pathway closes, another opens.
The less than legal one remains fraught with obstacles.
I don’t like the wife beater.
I would like him gone.
Not a wife beater.
I know you would, that’s not why though.
He is a wife beater.
Nothing he has said or done has made him a sympathetic case to me.
He comes across as disingenuous and entitled.
No plans.
No goals.
Doesn’t even seem to be interested in rules or helping anyone else.
He can keep looking for a better place.
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No, he’s not.
I kinda like the western africa idea.
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You first.
Not US fault he can’t go home.
Actually
He could.
Never said it was.
His home is in Maryland. Before your knee jerks, think about what makes a home.
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Nope. He isn’t above the law and doesn’t get to displace people who go through the difficult legal process.
He can find a place that will accept his family and go there legal and proper.
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They did Costa Rica.
Costa Rica said they would take him, under asylum and promise not to redeport him to El Salvador - he said fine I’ll drop opposition to deportation.
Then they said, nope, and attempted African countries instead.
Just deport him to Costa Rica.
Although I don’t understand why they would - shouldn’t a human trafficking, drug dealing, murdering, MS-13 member super high executive, Chicago Bulls hat wearing man that probably shoots dogs and takes candy from babies at least be tried, convicted, sent to prision for his crimes AND THEN deported after his sentence?
WW
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Not if the government is scared to death to go through the discovery process. 
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