The Curious Case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia (Part 2)

I said no such thing. I specifically said the single plane carrying 100 illegals being deported under the AEA had left US airspace. If I’m not mistaken, the 3rd plane was still sitting on the tarmac when the order was issued. Given that the plane contained no AEA deportees, the judge’s order didn’t apply.

The plane carrying 100 AEA deportees had left US airspace.

The single plane containing 100 AEA deportees had left US airspace. The remaining two planes weren’t subject to the judge’s order since they contained no AEA deportees.

The only relevant plane was the first plane containing 100 AEA deportees. It had already left US airspace. It makes no difference about the remaining 2 planes. They carried no AEA deportees, thus they weren’t subject to the judge’s order.

Your last two challenges have been succinct and to the point. I commend you. Notice I said nothing about LW talking points. :wink:

Why did you take my quote out of context?

Why do you recite LW talking points?

zing!

Only in your anarchist dreams.

It had the official Venezuelan seal.

The 190 or so sent on the Venezuelan plane weren’t the worst of the worst. They were simply illegals being deported back to their home country.

zing!

You cited the Minister of Interior.

So did I.

I didn’t.

I recite the Constitution and human decency.

Interesting. In your fascist dreams, state thugs can do anything they want?

So not TdeA as you claimed?

Congratulations on having enough awareness to know when you’ve been zinged.

In your anarchist dreams you have no use for law enforcement.

This is not an answer to his question.

This isn’t anarchist in any sense of the word.

If I’m a US citizen, any interaction ICE has with me needs to end the minute I tell them “I am a US citizen”.

And no, I do not have to prove it to them.

Quite the opposite.

The reality is that TdA remains a transnational threat, regardless of what Venezuela’s Minister of Interior says.

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Of course, it is. But it doesn’t surprise me that you wouldn’t think so.

I’ve updated the response.

Any interaction ICE has with me is over the moment I tell them I am a US citizen, and no, the burden is NOT on me to provide evidence I am.

Anyone who believes otherwise is promoting the right of government to oppress its citizens in the name of “security”.

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