Yes he was. Deferred execution is not absolution.
But it is a temporary legal status.
Actually, it can now be accurately measured.
Of course you don’t. You would rather recite LW talking points. That’s much easier.
Of course he was.
After 30 or 40 times of repeating the same thing, do you doubt there is anyone who doesn’t know that already?
But we aren’t doing that.
A temporary work order doesn’t mean he can’t still be detained and deported.
he was denied asylum but issued a protection from removal.
he was issued a work permit by ICE.
so he was legally able to work in the United States.
until he was arrested, detained, and deported to CECOT.
Allan
He’s still an illegal.
To El Salvador.
He was arrested and detained because he is a member of an FTO (MS-13) and is in this country illegally. A temporary work permit doesn’t mean someone can’t legally be detained as an illegal alien.
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Logically speaking…
If you have “Temporary Legal Status”, ya you are here legally.
If you remain after the TLS is removed you are illegal.
WW
No, he is still illegal. It is not different than prodecutoral discretion is not absolution.
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Until such time as the Government exercised 8 USC 1231 to deport to a 3rd party country that agreed to take Abrego Garcia. Then the government could get the hold lifted and deportation could continue.
However the Administration in 2019 chose NOT to pursue 3rd country deportation and decided to issue legal work authorization.
WW
The hold was only for El Salvador.
That was then and this is now.
He was arrested as a member of an FTO. Once MS-13 was designated as an FTO, it was only a matter if time before Garcia was arrested.
MS-13 is not a “foreign” anything.
And denied due process to make a case that he wasn’t.
WW
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only alleged.
Allan
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