Not that it should be a surprise, but people are getting lost in the shuffle…
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Panamanian national, was mistakenly deported by U.S. immigration authorities despite a court order that should have prevented his removal. During a recent court hearing, Department of Justice officials were unable to confirm his current location, raising serious concerns about accountability and transparency within the immigration system. The case has sparked outrage among advocates and legal experts, who argue that such errors undermine trust in the judicial process and highlight systemic flaws in immigration enforcement.
The incident has prompted calls for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding Garcia’s deportation and the apparent communication breakdown between agencies. Legal representatives are demanding immediate action to locate Garcia and ensure his safe return to the U.S. This case underscores the need for robust safeguards to prevent similar occurrences and to uphold the integrity of the immigration system.
Quick note: he wasn’t mistakenly deported. They deported him intentionally and thought they could get away with it.
He was kidnapped as part of an ongoing plot of political terrorism.
Abrego Garcia allegedly has two pieces of paper from immigration court. Paper #1 (allegedly) is a final removal order, and it says he can be deported. Paper #2 is a withholding of removal order, and it says he can’t be deported to El Salvador.
Why do I keep saying “allegedly”? Because in the current court case, the government was unable to produce paper #1 in court. So Judge Xinis made her decision on the basis that there was no legal authority to remove Abrego Garcia to anywhere. However, the record seems to indicate that paper #1 really does exist, even if the chucklefucks can’t find it.
Why am I saying this here? Given the amount of utter stupidity with which this operation has been carried out, I think it may be reasonable that there may have been a legit mix-up between the two papers somewhere along the line. I have no evidence one way or the other.
was there something special about him? seems like at a minimum you send actual criminals, and i know they are morons, but still was it truely just inny minny miney moe? Or was there something specifically about his and others on that flight that could show even more malevolence than incompetence?
No, I don’t think there is anything very special or unique about Abrego Garcia.
My theory is that someone ran a slapdash database search for unexecuted removal orders to El Salvador, to fill out a quota for the stunt.
its only several constitutional rights Michael, how much could it possibly cost? Just send the ones getting yippy
There’s a high probability he’s dead, and they know it. If so, they’ll never get a body back.
Even if he’s not dead, they’re deliberately not keeping records to make it impossible to be able to bring anyone back. It’s the one of the lessons they did learn from the Nazis. Did we ever reunite all the families Trump separated during his first term?
They don’t know. They intentionally aren’t tracking these people once they turn them over.
Makes you wonder how many other people they have lost.
A few native Americans have gone missing where I am. I am concerned they are getting deported.
I’d bet a significant amount of money that a not insignificant amount of MAGAts and ICE would say something to the effect of “go back to your own country” to Natives.
They already have, sooooooo… You win?
Could just be police dumping bodies somewhere on their own knowing they aren’t going to be investigated.
Not the US, but Canadian police have a history of “starlight tours” and if the cops doing that shit in Canada, they’re probably that shit in the US.
Trump has crippled the federal government and made us too weak to do anything about our own citizens.
And they mistakenly keep missing the deadlines. All this legal edging takes a lot of time and legwork
The Dirty War has arrived.
