We really don’t know how it unfolded. We can only guess. But of one thing I’m certain. The ES government certainly knows Garcia is a citizen of their country and is not affiliated with Venezuelan gangs. I’m also certain that if the US were to choose not to extend the 1-year contract, it would have no impact on the fate of Garcia.
I don’t even know how the US would physically deport someone directly into a prison in a foreign country. But please feel free to show me how something like that might work.
Profiling.
I’m not a gang member. You can ignore all of my gang tattoos, that make me stick out like a sore thumb. But really, I’m not a gang member.
Wu is playing games. He realizes if you are looking for NAZIs it’s reasonable to look for someone with swastika flags all over the plac.
My bad. Confused your post with the one I originally responded to.
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Is it a crime to have a tattoo? To not be smart?
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We are talking deportation, not a criminal conviction.
But hey.
If I’m in this country illegally, covered head to toe with gang related tattoos, should I be surprised if I’m detained. Should I be shocked if ICE accuses me of being a gang member.
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It’s stubbornness. This can’t be anything else but.
One things for certain! Dems doing the best to lose the midterms. None of them live in reality. Flying on a private jet that charges 15k an hour. Who is paying for this?
So basically, you got nothing.
You haven’t shown me
Show me that he was only deported to his country
Show me
You can be like Missouri
Show me exactly how the US (or any other country), would deport an individual directly to a prison in another country. I’m dying to find out how something like that would work.
No no no
You made the assertion that he was only deported to his country
You repeatedly ask people to show you. So show me/us how he was only deported into the country and not to the prison in that country.
The answer is simple but it alludes you because all really have is “show me”. He was specifically sent to the country to be imprisoned there.
It’s that simple.
In the case of the Venezuelan gang members, they were sent to El Salvador with payment to incarcerate them in CECOT. I don’t believe anyone is disputing that.
Garcia is a citizen of El Salvador. We can deport him there, but we can’t tell ES what to do with one of their citizens. Given the information we had on Garcia, it was probably assumed the ES government would incarcerate him.
Of course we can and we clearly did. Since he suffered an identical fate to the Venezuelans.
Once again, I see no evidence of that. But please feel free to show me.
Keep in mind that there are 40,000 other inmates at CECOT. Did they also suffer the same fate as the Venezuelans?
Sure. And investigate, show your evidence and prove it.
Laws are necessary for the not smart people.
Trolling
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You have yet to present evidence that he was deported into the country and not prison. Saying the prison is part of the country is evidence of the fact that the prison is part of the country
