Habeas Corpus

[Parkbandit]

How is that relevant to the question of whether or not he should have been sent to a foreign terrorist prison for a life sentence?

You are STILL unsure how a thread works, aren't you?

I literally quoted the post I was referring to.

How are you this fucking stupid every single day?

[ClydeR]

From a government filing today in the Garcia case..

Concerning the current physical location and custodial status of Kilmar Abrego García, I am able to provide a partial update. With reference to the recent visit of Sen. Chris Van Hollen to El Salvador, our Embassy reported that Abrego García told Sen. Van Hollen on April 17 that he had been transferred from CECOT to the detention facility “Centro Industrial” in Santa Ana about eight days prior. Abrego García told Sen. Van Hollen that he had been placed in the administrative building of Centro Industrial, in a room of his own with a bed and furniture, and that he was not in a cell.

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Wow. The Trump Administration claims that they have been trying to "facilitate" Garcia's return to the U.S., but only Senator Van Hollen has made any headway. Not enough, but more than Trump. Because of Van Hollen, El Salvador was forced by internal politics to move Garcia to a different prison. El Salvador would not have made the move if they really believed Garcia was a terrorist. The move is an implicit admission that there is no basis for the continued imprisonment of a U.S. legal resident who was mistakenly sent to El Salvador. Time for Bondi to send the plane she promised.

[Suppa Hobbit Mage]

From a government filing today in the Garcia case..



Wow. The Trump Administration claims that they have been trying to "facilitate" Garcia's return to the U.S., but only Senator Van Hollen has made any headway. Not enough, but more than Trump. Because of Van Hollen, El Salvador was forced by internal politics to move Garcia to a different prison. El Salvador would not have made the move if they really believed Garcia was a terrorist. The move is an implicit admission that there is no basis for the continued imprisonment of a U.S. legal resident who was mistakenly sent to El Salvador. Time for Bondi to send the plane she promised.

Per usual, you are wrong. He was moved 11 days before the posturing by Van Hollen.

[Tgo01]

From a government filing today in the Garcia case..



Wow. The Trump Administration claims that they have been trying to "facilitate" Garcia's return to the U.S., but only Senator Van Hollen has made any headway. Not enough, but more than Trump. Because of Van Hollen, El Salvador was forced by internal politics to move Garcia to a different prison. El Salvador would not have made the move if they really believed Garcia was a terrorist. The move is an implicit admission that there is no basis for the continued imprisonment of a U.S. legal resident who was mistakenly sent to El Salvador. Time for Bondi to send the plane she promised.

lol

How do you read this and determine that Van Hollen had anything to do with the illegal alien gang member being moved? According to what you quoted the gang member himself said he was moved 8 days before he even met the dipshit Senator, well before the dipshit Senator even said he was going to visit the illegal alien gang member.

Sometimes you managed to be more useless than Back, which is quite the feat.

[~Rocktar~]

[ClydeR]

Something will happen soon in the Garcia case. It appears that the U.S. government is directing El Salvador to release Garcia to another country. El Salvador cannot keep holding him in prison when he has not been charged or convicted of a crime. Public pressure on both the governments of the U.S. and El Salvador is too great.

The judge yesterday ordered the government to produce documents requested by Garcia'a attorneys. Then, in the early morning hours of today, the government filed a request, under seal, requesting that the judge delay that order for one week. Otherwise, the lies that the government told the courts about Garcia will be exposed when the government is forced to reveal information to Garcia's lawyers. That is the only reason the Trump Administration is finally acting.

The Trump administration, which has publicly said that Abrego Garcia is “never coming back” to the U.S., despite Xinis explicitly ordering them to facilitate his return, also claimed that it was doing more than it previously stated in court.

“The State Department has engaged in appropriate diplomatic discussions with El Salvador regarding Abrego Garcia,” the government said in several responses, noting it only started doing so last week after an appeals court issued a stinging condemnation of the Trump administration’s flouting of Xinis’ orders.

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https://www.courtlistener.com/docket...garcia-v-noem/

[ClydeR]

The other presidents were more successful than Trump because they followed the law. Trump insists on ignoring the law and trying to look like a tough guy.

[~Rocktar~]

The other presidents were more successful than Trump because they followed the law. Trump insists on ignoring the law and trying to look like a tough guy.

No they didn't. They are more successful so far because they were globalist shills and part of the uniparty. They all deported the living fuck out of people at the border, like you came in, they asked where you were from, you claimed asylum, they turned your ass around and pushed you back across the border. There was no so called "due process" according to you Leftist pieces of shit.

So here are some questions for all you Leftists:
Why do you support keeping criminals in the US
Why do you support stealing from Americans to support those criminals?
How many Americans have to be raped and murdered before you decide to support your nation and your neighbor over criminals?
How many children have to be abused and trafficked before you decide that enough is enough?
How many of these criminals have you sponsored, personally to live in your home and at your expense?
Why do you think that criminals are more important that your friends, family and neighbors?

[Parkbandit]

The other presidents were more successful than Trump because they followed the law. Trump insists on ignoring the law and trying to look like a tough guy.

Which law did Obama/Bush/Clinton follow that Trump isn't?

Be specific.

[Methais]

Something will happen soon in the Garcia case. It appears that the U.S. government is directing El Salvador to release Garcia to another country. El Salvador cannot keep holding him in prison when he has not been charged or convicted of a crime. Public pressure on both the governments of the U.S. and El Salvador is too great.

The judge yesterday ordered the government to produce documents requested by Garcia'a attorneys. Then, in the early morning hours of today, the government filed a request, under seal, requesting that the judge delay that order for one week. Otherwise, the lies that the government told the courts about Garcia will be exposed when the government is forced to reveal information to Garcia's lawyers. That is the only reason the Trump Administration is finally acting.

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket...garcia-v-noem/

I hope they let him out and immediately deport him somewhere else just to watch you retards lose it and shit your pants all over the place while shrieking uncontrollably.

After your TV tells you to do so, of course.