TimHauck

Deportation, not imprisonment. And it was the US that put him in the prison, not El Salvador.

Yup, this about sums up how ridiculous the conversation was. Worth noting that it was a media member on the video that asked if Bukele would bring him back, not a government official. https://x.com/AnnaBower/status/1911832849746952399 Bondi: “That’s up to El Salvador if they want to return him…If they wanted to return him, we would facilitate it, meaning provide a plane.” Bukele: “How can I return him…? Like, I smuggle him into the US?” No, you put him on the plane the AG just said the US would provide!

Link?

Has anyone from the administration asked for El Salvador to release him?

I believe another poster already addressed this red herring

No, but they published it and I can read, unlike @Strike, @RaiderHaters Revenge, and Stephen Miller

Who was President in 2019 again?

The Supreme Court decision

It also says the President doesn’t have to listen to the Supreme Court

I ain’t reading 100 pages or whatever, sounds like it was all over the place and did include anti-white sentiment which was my understanding of a primary original motive. Interestingly in regards to the violent Tranny motive, Hale says they did not know trans was a thing until age 22. Perhaps if Hale had transitioned sooner they may have been happier?

You seem to comment a lot when people make fun of @seafoam1. Why do you care so much about this other poster who definitely isn’t you?

@RaiderHaters Revenge literally asked for someone to point out where Miller was wrong, so I did. Not my fault you guys believe everything you read/hear from your biased sources

Possible life sentence for standing outside of a Home Depot looking for day labor, and people are celebrating it. What a time to be alive

A centrist should care about the precedent this sets, IMO

I’m sure most here would say they don’t care, but I am curious about this. The El Salvador president has said he won’t release him because he did such as good job making his county safer. But what grounds does the country he is a citizen of have to keep him imprisoned? Even if he is proven to be in a gang, is that a crime on its own? If anything, if El Salvador is afraid of this “dangerous terrorist,” they should want him out of their country if another country is actually requesting him. Unless they’re afraid he’ll try to pull some Con Air stuff and hijack the plane.

E Jean Carroll?

@RaiderHaters Revenge, will you admit that Stephen Miller blatantly misrepresented the Supreme Court decision?

The “most centrist poster here,” ladies and gentlemen

It’s not really about that. It’s about the slippery slope this is creating, 1) by the Trump admin blatantly defying the Supreme Court (despite trying to claim they ruled in their favor, lol), and 2) setting a precedent that they can just deport anyone (possibly even a US citizen), and once they are out of the country just say “sorry, it’s out of our hands now!”

@Engorgeous George, do you think Garcia’a family could have a defamation case against people like JD Vance stating definitively he is a gang member, or Stephen Miller saying “I promise you if he was your neighbor you’d move right away”?

I’d like to confirm he’s actually in a gang first, which apparently is based on the word of a guy who gave case information to prostitutes

@EternalShinyAndChrome still thinks that’s what happened

Not get any “DOGE dividends,” apparently

IANAL like you but I don’t know how they could argue they attempted to “facilitate” anything if they didn’t ask. I have not seen evidence that they actually have (it was a media member that did in the clip of Stephen Miller being a racist liar). But it’s looking like if El Salvador does send him back then we’ll just send him somewhere else.

Correct. This part of the conversation started when I said they (the US government) needed to at least ask.