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I had to dig into this to actually find the facts, but the guy is literally an El Salvadoran and he illegally immigrated into the US. Sure, he shouldn't be in a nightmare hellhole gang prison assuming he really has no gang ties, but what exactly is the argument for him being allowed to return to a country he should never have been in the first place?
The reason he got a stay on removal, was because he's a gang member, and was greenlit as 'kill on sight' by a rival gang. There's no gang threat in El Salvador anymore, it's become the safest nation in Latin America.

The error in his removal, was exclusively his being sent to El Salvador, without the judge issuing the stay, admitting on paper El Salvador is safe.

They could yeet him anywhere but El Salvador, until that judge recognized the reality of Bukele's El Salvador.
 
For those saying we lack blue collar workers, we have plenty of people working miserable retail or fast food jobs which would probably do great in a factory of production job. Wont have to deal with shitty customers, get paid better, get to do meaningful work. We see plenty of people willing to work these miserable jobs, with Amazon warehouses probably being among the worst.

Speaking as someone who has had to work both types of jobs at one point, I despised the fast food jobs and felt more fulfilled working a job where I was actually producing something.
We also have too many restaurants. There used to be a lot fewer restaurants when I was a kid, but now every strip mall in the suburbs and every block downtown has a dozen of them. People need to learn how to cook again and then restaurant workers can do more productive things than feeding (wo)manchildren.
I also wonder how many "ethnic" restaurants are paid for with our tax dollars through "diversity" small business loans and grants.
 
The reason he got a stay on removal, was because he's a gang member, and was greenlit as 'kill on sight' by a rival gang. There's no gang threat in El Salvador anymore, it's become the safest nation in Latin America.

The error in his removal, was exclusively his being sent to El Salvador, without the judge issuing the stay, admitting on paper El Salvador is safe.

They could yeet him anywhere but El Salvador, until that judge recognized the reality of Bukele's El Salvador.
So the real crux of the issue is that some faggot judge refuses to acknowledge the fact that El Salvador has cleaned up their gang problem and that Garcia should return home, and compounding on top of that the media is referring to him as a "Maryland father" as if he was born and raised in Baltimore or some shit. Where have I seen this situation before?
 
Weren't those the engines where VW was caught faking emmissions tests?
I'm not sure. VW's been making TDI engines for the past 30 years. There's been several generations of designs. I believe the ones VW was cheating with were their early "common rail" designs. The engine I am thinking of was also one of their common-rail designs, but I don't know if this was the same time period of the cheating, or after they got caught. After getting caught would make sense, though, because they knew they couldn't get away with concealing it's lack of compliance.
 
I'm not sure. VW's been making TDI engines for the past 30 years. There's been several generations of designs. I believe the ones VW was cheating on were their early "common rail" designs. The engine I am thinking of was also one of their common-rail designs, but I don't know if this was the same time period of the cheating, or after they got caught. After getting caught would make sense, though.
And here I thought that the TDI badge meant Total Douche Inside, based on how VW drivers tend to drive.
 
The rule of law says the guy shouldn't be in the US in the first place. What mistake is there to rectify?
If the government wanted to contest the ruling on the guy needing to stay in the US, they could have done so. But the government never contested that ruling.

The Supreme Court said that the government had to facilitate his return to the US. The government’s response is to throw up their hands and refuse to follow through.

If the government isn’t willing to fix their mistake because it would be to the benefit of one individual they don’t like, what the fuck does that mean for the rest of us?
 
I've said this before but ill say it again it truley is remarkable how you can get so many people to care about a middle eastern blood war that has been going on for the better part of half a century. These people who whine and protest about Palestine and how we need to fight for its borders suddenly don't care about borders when its the us.Ver archivo adjunto 7218424

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Why do you get to not use thumbnails but i get a tersely worded message every time?
 
i dont get it.. they admit it was a mistake. why not let him return then? it makes no sense?

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It wasn’t a mistake. There is press framing it as a mistake, but the guy has ties to gangs and a judge said “ Look at the crying brown man, laws do not matter”.

Trump just said woopsy doodles and sent him to poopoo peepee rape dungeon. He’s not from Maryland, he’s El Salvadoran.
 
If the government wanted to contest the ruling on the guy needing to stay in the US, they could have done so. But the government never contested that ruling.

The Supreme Court said that the government had to facilitate his return to the US. The government’s response is to throw up their hands and refuse to follow through.

If the government isn’t willing to fix their mistake because it would be to the benefit of one individual they don’t like, what the fuck does that mean for the rest of us?
You're in their sights next bud. Remember, don't talk to the police, get your drivers license tattooed on your dick, your birth certificate on your ass, conceal carry and father as many children as you can.
 
If the government isn’t willing to fix their mistake because it would be to the benefit of one individual they don’t like, what the fuck does that mean for the rest of us?
The rest of the legal citizens? What's going on is the district judge is harping on a technicality saying tax payer dollars need to be used to extradite a non-citizen who was here illegally for over a decade and may be associated with one of the most notorious gangs in the world due to a possible mistake in deporting him with gang members straight to CECOT, in the country that this illegal citizen illegally emigrated from to begin with.

No one actually gives a shit about the guy. It's team sports to stick it to Trump and he's just a means to an end. Outside of government bureaucracy it makes no sense for the US government to demand and pay for his return so that they can then send him back. At best the US should report what they know about him to El Salvador and let their authorities make the decision on whether he should be in CECOT or not, every normal person understands that. Trump was right in that those who want him back are the ones who want actual criminals running free all throughout the country, citizens or not. Evil people who care more about non-citizens than they do citizens.
 
The Supreme Court said that the government had to facilitate his return to the US. The government’s response is to throw up their hands and refuse to follow through.
They did not. Nowhere in the Supreme Court order did they say this. Post the screenshot if you can find it.

It wasn’t a mistake. There is press framing it as a mistake, but the guy has ties to gangs and a judge said “ Look at the crying brown man, laws do not matter”.
Correct, there was no mistake. This guy was determined by the immigration courts and the appeals courts (with a lawyer, full due process, etc) to be in the US illegally, and to be a member of MS-13. He was given a lawful final deportation order in 2019. When he was given his final deportation order he whined to the Court, that as a gangbanger himself, he was scared of a rival gang killing him if he went back to El Salvado. The court did him a favor and issued an 'order of withholding' which limits his deportation order to any country other than El Salvador. HOWEVER, after this order, MS-13 was declared a designated terrorist organization and members of such groups are not eligible for this dispensation. At the point when MS-13 was so declared (back in March), the order of withholding was invalidated, as members of that group (as he was judicially adjudicated to be) are not eligible for this 'favor' in withholding.

Nothing was improper in his deportation. He was sent back to his country of origin/citizenship, and his own government is holding him there in prison for crimes he committed there. We basically extradited him to El Salvador, essentially. All the drama is made up manufactured outrage by the TDS judge and media.
 
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