The Curious Case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia

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Here’s an example where you admit you allow yourself to be spoonfed.

Spoon fed by who exactly?

“Trust me, bro! He’s a terrorist!”

Totally emo right now Jay Jay! Can you tell us more about how you feel?

Pretty good actually.

Defending freedoms…actually defending them, not paying lip service in the name of “feeling superior to the baddies who are getting their just desserts”…always makes me feel good.

Notice how you STILL haven’t addressed my statement that adjudication comes BEFORE incarceration, not after.

Try living in the reality that US Courts have no say on what goes on in El Salvador, nor does El Salvador have a say in what goes on here.

You still haven’t addressed my point.

You are evading it with a strawman.

So they prove these things and he doesn’t go to a court, he still can be deported anywhere but ES. The only legal gripe is he was sent to ES. He is not a legal citizen and can be deported.

No…the legal gripe he was sent to prison without due process.

Deportation is a lower bar, since he was not granted asylum (Although as you point out, even there, they ■■■■■■ up).

Again with the evasion.

PS he had legal status in the US. Granted to him by the courts and upheld three times by the Trump Administration. You continuing to cast him as here illegally does not make it true.

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@JayJay

Here’s an example where you admit you allow yourself to be spoonfed.

Spoon fed by who exactly?

“Trust me, bro! He’s a terrorist!”

Totally emo right now Jay Jay! Can you tell us more about how you feel?

Pretty good actually.

Defending freedoms…actually defending them, not paying lip service in the name of “feeling superior to the baddies who are getting their just desserts”…always makes me feel good.

Notice how you STILL haven’t addressed my statement that adjudication comes BEFORE incarceration, not after.

Try living in the reality that US Courts have no say on what goes on in El Salvador, nor does El Salvador have a say in what goes on here.

You still haven’t addressed my point.

You are evading it with a strawman.

So they prove these things and he doesn’t go to a court, he still can be deported anywhere but ES. The only legal gripe is he was sent to ES. He is not a legal citizen and can be deported.

No…the legal gripe he was sent to prison without due process.

Deportation is a lower bar, since he was not granted asylum.

Again with the evasion.

He was deported to ES where his own country put him in jail. So again the only real gripe is he was sent to ES instead of somewhere else. Even with a hearing he can be legally deported, it was only a temp, you are only delaying the inevitable.

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No…the legal gripe he was sent to prison without due process.

He was deported to El Salvador.

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@JayJay

Here’s an example where you admit you allow yourself to be spoonfed.

Spoon fed by who exactly?

“Trust me, bro! He’s a terrorist!”

Totally emo right now Jay Jay! Can you tell us more about how you feel?

Pretty good actually.

Defending freedoms…actually defending them, not paying lip service in the name of “feeling superior to the baddies who are getting their just desserts”…always makes me feel good.

Notice how you STILL haven’t addressed my statement that adjudication comes BEFORE incarceration, not after.

Try living in the reality that US Courts have no say on what goes on in El Salvador, nor does El Salvador have a say in what goes on here.

You still haven’t addressed my point.

You are evading it with a strawman.

So they prove these things and he doesn’t go to a court, he still can be deported anywhere but ES. The only legal gripe is he was sent to ES. He is not a legal citizen and can be deported.

No…the legal gripe he was sent to prison without due process.

Deportation is a lower bar, since he was not granted asylum.

Again with the evasion.

He was deported to ES where his own country put him in jail. So again the only real gripe is he was sent to ES instead of somewhere else. Even with a hearing he can be legally deported, it was only a temp, you are only delaying the inevitable.

He was not sent to jail by ES…he want sent to jail by the United States as part of an arrangement they made with ES.

The rationalizations pile deeper and deeper.

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@JayJay

Here’s an example where you admit you allow yourself to be spoonfed.

Spoon fed by who exactly?

“Trust me, bro! He’s a terrorist!”

Totally emo right now Jay Jay! Can you tell us more about how you feel?

Pretty good actually.

Defending freedoms…actually defending them, not paying lip service in the name of “feeling superior to the baddies who are getting their just desserts”…always makes me feel good.

Notice how you STILL haven’t addressed my statement that adjudication comes BEFORE incarceration, not after.

Try living in the reality that US Courts have no say on what goes on in El Salvador, nor does El Salvador have a say in what goes on here.

You still haven’t addressed my point.

You are evading it with a strawman.

So they prove these things and he doesn’t go to a court, he still can be deported anywhere but ES. The only legal gripe is he was sent to ES. He is not a legal citizen and can be deported.

No…the legal gripe he was sent to prison without due process.

Deportation is a lower bar, since he was not granted asylum.

Again with the evasion.

He was deported to ES where his own country put him in jail. So again the only real gripe is he was sent to ES instead of somewhere else. Even with a hearing he can be legally deported, it was only a temp, you are only delaying the inevitable.

He was not sent to jail by ES…he want sent to jail by the United States as part of an arrangement they made with ES.

He is a legal citizen of ES and the president said his place is in jail. We cannot tell ES what to do with their citizens.

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No…the legal gripe he was sent to prison without due process.

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He was deported to El Salvador.

He was sent to prison because of our arrangement with El Salvador.

I am aware of the tale you have spun in your head that he “wasn’t really part of that arrangement”.

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He was sent to prison because of our arrangement with El Salvador.

I am aware of the tale you have spun in your head that he “wasn’t really part of that arrangement”.

How can you be sure?

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No…the legal gripe he was sent to prison without due process.

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He was deported to El Salvador.

He was sent to prison because of our arrangement with El Salvador.

I am aware of the tale you have spun in your head that he “wasn’t really part of that arrangement”.

None of that matters he is a ES citizen and his legal president said his place is in jail.

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@JayJay

Here’s an example where you admit you allow yourself to be spoonfed.

Spoon fed by who exactly?

“Trust me, bro! He’s a terrorist!”

Totally emo right now Jay Jay! Can you tell us more about how you feel?

Pretty good actually.

Defending freedoms…actually defending them, not paying lip service in the name of “feeling superior to the baddies who are getting their just desserts”…always makes me feel good.

Notice how you STILL haven’t addressed my statement that adjudication comes BEFORE incarceration, not after.

Try living in the reality that US Courts have no say on what goes on in El Salvador, nor does El Salvador have a say in what goes on here.

You still haven’t addressed my point.

You are evading it with a strawman.

So they prove these things and he doesn’t go to a court, he still can be deported anywhere but ES. The only legal gripe is he was sent to ES. He is not a legal citizen and can be deported.

No…the legal gripe he was sent to prison without due process.

Deportation is a lower bar, since he was not granted asylum.

Again with the evasion.

He was deported to ES where his own country put him in jail. So again the only real gripe is he was sent to ES instead of somewhere else. Even with a hearing he can be legally deported, it was only a temp, you are only delaying the inevitable.

He was not sent to jail by ES…he want sent to jail by the United States as part of an arrangement they made with ES.

He is a legal citizen of ES and the president said his place is in jail. We cannot tell ES what to do with their citizens.

We sent him to prison.

No rationalization on your part will change that.

We sent him there without due process.

This isn’t about him, but us and what we are enabling our government to do.

If we allow the government the power to do this to anyone, we are allowing them to do it to everyone.

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@JayJay

@peek-a-boo

@JayJay

Here’s an example where you admit you allow yourself to be spoonfed.

Spoon fed by who exactly?

“Trust me, bro! He’s a terrorist!”

Totally emo right now Jay Jay! Can you tell us more about how you feel?

Pretty good actually.

Defending freedoms…actually defending them, not paying lip service in the name of “feeling superior to the baddies who are getting their just desserts”…always makes me feel good.

Notice how you STILL haven’t addressed my statement that adjudication comes BEFORE incarceration, not after.

Try living in the reality that US Courts have no say on what goes on in El Salvador, nor does El Salvador have a say in what goes on here.

You still haven’t addressed my point.

You are evading it with a strawman.

So they prove these things and he doesn’t go to a court, he still can be deported anywhere but ES. The only legal gripe is he was sent to ES. He is not a legal citizen and can be deported.

No…the legal gripe he was sent to prison without due process.

Deportation is a lower bar, since he was not granted asylum.

Again with the evasion.

He was deported to ES where his own country put him in jail. So again the only real gripe is he was sent to ES instead of somewhere else. Even with a hearing he can be legally deported, it was only a temp, you are only delaying the inevitable.

He was not sent to jail by ES…he want sent to jail by the United States as part of an arrangement they made with ES.

He is a legal citizen of ES and the president said his place is in jail. We cannot tell ES what to do with their citizens.

We sent him to prison.

No rationalization on your part will change that.

We sent him there without due process.

This isn’t about him, but us and what we are enabling our government to do.

If we allow the government the power to do this to anyone, we are allowing them to do it to everyone.

We sent him to his country of origin where he landed in a prison of his country who has an elected president who makes those Decisions for his people. Are you arguing there are indoor airports in Cecot?

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He’s not a convicted felon, no matter how much that would help your authoritarian argument.

None of the 40,000 sitting in CECOT is a convicted felon. What is your point?

That’s my point. The US government is sentencing people to lifetime imprisonment in a brutal prison without a trial. Sick stuff.

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“suspected”

So let’s see how it turns out

How what turns out? There is no trial scheduled, he’s in CECOT right now, a prison no one leaves.

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We sent him to prison.

We deported him to El Salvador

No rationalization on your part will change that.

There is nothing to rationalize.

We sent him there without due process.

We mistakenly deported him to El Salvador

This isn’t about him, but us and what we are enabling our government to do.

It is about faux LIB outrage

If we allow the government the power to do this to anyone, we are allowing them to do it to everyone.

Illegal aliens are deported every day. As they should be.

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Again, even if this is true, this gets adjudicated BEFORE someone is sent to prison, not AFTER.

It’s kind of astonishing and scary that this has to be spelled out for some people.

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“suspected”

So let’s see how it turns out

How what turns out? There is no trial scheduled, he’s in CECOT right now, a prison no one leaves.

He is in a prison from his legal country, put in jail by his elected president of his country. Who is running on eradicating MS13

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He is in a prison from his legal country, put in jail by his elected president of his country.

No, he was put in prison by the United States government.

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He is in a prison from his legal country, put in jail by his elected president of his country. Who is running on eradicating MS13

We put him in prison, for life, by accident (which the Trump administration admitted), and we don’t even know for sure if he’s a gang member.