And we all keep engaging. 
. Like a drug 
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I have no earthly idea what you are talking about. But by all means, let me know when you figure out how a country deports someone directly to a prison in another country. I would really like to see that.
Kind of like you are doing from time-to-time with you little zingers.
You have to know how stupid that post is.
Seems SCOTUS is upset these Federal Judges arenât listening to them!
He was deported to his country that so happens to have a prison. FYI Boasberg is pissing off Scotus.
You say things that donât mean any thing.
He is in that prison
Ok he is angering the SCOTUS. Whatever that means.
Yeah angered so much they are about to tell Federal District Judges to cut out the BS! And limit their powers. These judges are making decisions outside their given district, and ignoring scotus rulings. Garcia is where he belongs! The country where he came an MS13 member.
Way to go Boasberg! Quit complaining and actually do something. Charge them all with Contempt. Lock them up!
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You dont understand that if you are in a gang that is illegal in a country, it is not smart to tattoo yourself with the sign of that gang? I canât help you.
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we released a person from a foreign jail. apt comparison.
Allan
Just going to point out that when the trump administration issued Garcia a work permit, they had to have run a Background and Security check on him.
He also checked in with Immigration annually as required by law. DHS never had problem with him being here.
No, we didnât.
An American citizen was released from a foreign jail by the country who was holding him. There is no comparison with Garcia, a citizen from El Salvador, being held in a prison in El Salvador.
You are speculating. Back up your comments with documentation. Letâs see the specifics.
That would be a horror for sure. 
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A background check is required to get an immigrant work permit.
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Yes, individuals applying for a work permit in the US, including immigrants, generally undergo a background check as part of the immigration process. This includes fingerprinting, FBI name checks, and other security checks to verify identity and ensure the applicantâs eligibility for employment.
Just google it. Lots of links, but you have to do a ton of scrolling.
Check ins
ince then, once a year, Abrego Garcia has âchecked inâ with immigration officials. This is the standard procedure required of individuals with his statusâremovable, but with removal âwithheldâ from their country of origin. Abrego Garciaâs last routine check-in occurred on Jan. 2 of this year, without incident.
That article is a complete summary of his time in the US including the gang charges and how that went down and the whole history with Barrio 18 harassing him and his family in ES.
You should read it.
You should quit responding to the same question.
They are just trolling you.
Youâve stated that Garcia got a work permit. Youâve provided generic information required to get a work permit. You linked to a like-minded heavily biased summary of Garciaâs life in this country.
But you have yet to show anything substantive proving Garcia had a work permit and that he was actually in this country legally. Everything I see says exactly the opposite.
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Most of my responses simply acknowledge the repetitive nature of the question.
Oh yea!
Kind of shows how bored I am, that I continue put up with it.
Luckily, Iâve discovered memes to help with some of the more obnoxious replies.
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I donât believe anything an elected official says. Unlike you I know they are all liars with an agenda to push.
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